November 7, 2017
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I didn’t know there was a Korean War Memorial in Winchester. I will have to visit it. We are going to the town in a few days, to take our friend out to lunch. Enjoyed your photos Linda, thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteIt's in Jim Barnett Park.
Delete...but where are the peace memorials?
ReplyDeleteVery nice, when I go to events they are the oldest, with very few WWII vets.
ReplyDeleteIt is a lovely memorial.
ReplyDeleteA fitting memorial. It's been awhile since I've photographed our Korean War memorial.
ReplyDeleteSo important to remember our heros. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVer um memorial me faz lembrar de tempos de guerra, quantas vidas perdidas. Choro muito quando assisto filmes de guerra, principalmente os verÃdicos em histórias. Absorvo o sofrimento. bj
ReplyDeleteSurely a well-deserved monument -- that last picture brings immediate tears -- so poignant. When will we ever learn?
ReplyDeleteNice pictures. The boots leave a moving impression.
ReplyDeleteWhat interesting and solemn reminders of the past. Great images.
ReplyDeleteThat is a war the is forgotten about by most people but affected quite a few country's. I come across the odd name on a memorial in a church from time to time of some one lost in it
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