In Memory of a Brave Man

A brave man indeed Keith and very worthy of this memorial, which you have framed so beautifully. Time well spent ;-))

Oh wow, an unusual picture from you today as well!! It's terrific, of course. Super composition and details. I especially love the texture of the stone wall and the lovely dafs in full bloom. I also enjoyed reading about this memorial. I'll visit the web page after I am done here as you have piqued my interest! Thanks for this...it's never a bad thing to pause for a moment and bow your head to think about all those who have died for our freedom.

Also, I'm coming by to give you a great big virtual HUGGGGG!!! The comments you left about my France pictures have me glowing with a happy, content smile on my face. I am a bit shy about my France pictures because they are so completely different than my usual fare and I worry that people may think they are really horrible "Whatever was she thinking other than the Delete key?" :D I know I shouldn't be that harsh but you know what I mean about posting something that's not a "Standard Favorite". When you tell me how much you like these unusual pictures, it gives me such a sense of joy and that I'm not just trying to convince myself that they are valid and worthy. I really respect your viewpoints and your experience so I just wanted to say thank you! *peck on the cheek*

Keeping it simple is best.
Have a nice weekend

So simple, so beautiful.

I'm glad you like this poignant image folks..............thank you so much for commenting..!!

Diese traurige Geschichte zeigt den Wahnsinn des Krieges. Wir müssen dafür sorgen, dass solche Ereignisse nicht wieder geschehen, indem wir den Frieden bewahren.

Well said Wilhelm..!

Excellent shot and interesting and poignant tale.