In the american cemetery of Omaha Beach
Encore un merci pour / An other thanks to Elisabeth
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LOVELY LONELY BENCH
"A trail is a place to enjoy a walk and to find a bench to rest and talk."
(Dorothy Langsdorf, Discovery Trail in Vancouver,WA)
(Dorothy Langsdorf, Discovery Trail in Vancouver,WA)
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2 commentaires:
OH WOW!!!!!!!! I liked the other cement benches near the crosses of the cemetary BUT these are just beautiful! I like the layering of the cement. They are just beautiful and a tribute to those who served! I wonder how many Americans visit that cemetary?
My friend Elisabeth told me that there were a lot of Americans visiting the place, and also canadians. And that all the places (cemeteries, museums, etc.. ) are directed by american people.
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