Today is the 6th of June. Remember the price paid for us to enjoy our hobby

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I meant to put 'For Us To Be Able To Enjoy Our Hobby In Peace'

[takeslousyphotos]

Absolutely.........


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[Guest]

One of the most sad days of my life.


Pauline and I visited the Bayeaux British memorial gardens and cemetery.


There the headstones of those that gave their all. Captains of 24 sergeants of 18. English, Scots Welsh N Ireland Canadians. All set in English garden with grass so green all with an air of serenity. The only noise the slight squeak of the wrought iron gate at the entrance. No body with any human feeling can set foot within that place with out being overcome. If any body had spoken to me that day in that place I would have just sobbed. It is just like that there so sad and so very emotional


Laurie

[Alan 45]

Respect to boys of the 6th June 1944

[PhilJ]

Dito, I need to get back out there for another visit soon I reckon. The Normandy American cemetery and memorial is a incredible place to visit, we was lucky to meet some vets at Pegasus bridge cafe aswell which was very moving. Big respect!

[Guest]

And for those on both sides - not every German was a committed Nazi.

[eddiesolo]

Remembering them all.


Si.

[Robert1968]

We shall not forget them. Those young men and women who gave there lives in the bitter struggle for freedom and peace,


They will be remembered always


Robert

[monica]

Absolutely.,and I Remember them all,for what they gave us all,to be hear,


not only once or twice a year for a min or two,but everyday,


and they shell not be forgotten,,