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| Grandad Fred, on the right, a veteran of The Boer War and The Great War. |
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Hand Made No Waste Christmas.
I really rate this man and his earnest efforts in wasting absolutely nothing. He popped up on my Facebook feed quite a while back and I was ...
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My besom was busy today, brushing away the bad luck from the house, straight out the backdoor and brushing with intent the good luck in thr... -
The Mr and I visited the wonderful Wiveton Hall in Norfolk last week. Actually it was a tour of the grounds and gardens led by the most ec...
So pleased to hear this morning that the poppies
ReplyDeletewill be staying until the end of the month....And,
so they should!
And...Next Tuesday of course is actually Remembrance
Day 11/11th...in the UK and Canada...And, Veterans Day
in the US of A...!
Mio Rosso, Bianco e Verdi is also flying at half mast to~day!
Respect to Grandpa Fred, it is I feel extraordinarily moving to see the ordinary faces involved in that extraordinary conflict. xxx
ReplyDeleteL is extremely hot on wearing his Poppy. He's always been fascinated by the Wars, ever since he was tiny wee. Friends have been to see the Poppies at the Tower and say they are amazing- a beautiful sight. M's grandpa fought in the trenches in WW1 and lost all his comrades, mine was torpedoed in WW2 and while he survived by clinging to some floating debris, friends of his died. Fred must have seen some sights in those two conflicts. xx
ReplyDeleteMuch respect, and wearing my poppy with pride. ♥
ReplyDeleteI have a poppy that must be 30 years old, and it will be worn again tomorrow (11th).
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