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Another thread has crossed 5000 posts, and now it's time for a new thread.

The Original Idea:

A remembered or imagined feeling, emotion, idea or sensation linked to a person, object or idea.

Relate anything which comes into your mind, regardless of how apparently unimportant or potentially embarrassing the memory is.

Let's play...

Continued from the last thread:

Oh right! Remembrance Day in Australia - 11th hour of the 11th month.

D-Day, as portrayed brilliantly in Saving Private Ryan.
 
D-Day, as portrayed brilliantly in Saving Private Ryan.

Private First Class Gomer Pyle

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Well, golllleeeeeeeeeee!

btw...At 11 am on 11 November 1918 the guns of the Western Front fell silent after more than four years continuous warfare. Nothing to do with D-Day, although I get the association with the word 'day'. Just setting the record straight.:rolleyes::)

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An early salute to ALL warriors who have helped keep the world at least half balanced over the centuries: It's a Long Way to Tipperary

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Well, golllleeeeeeeeeee!

btw...At 11 am on 11 November 1918 the guns of the Western Front fell silent after more than four years continuous warfare. Nothing to do with D-Day, although I get the association with the word 'day'. Just setting the record straight.:rolleyes::)

Every year, the UK has a Sunday of Remembrance, where the dead of war are remembered. There are very few places where something is done, even if it is a simple plot like this one in out local Churchyard.


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PS. I give up. How do I get an image from Dropbox to Lit?
 
Here at the college we have a Grove of Remembrance, where the piper leads our annual service. This year seven participants fainted, and it wasn't even a hot day. Not a one of them was among the vets, though; all were students. At least one managed to faint properly, maintaining herself at rigid attention as she fell face-first to the lawn.
 
Here at the college we have a Grove of Remembrance, where the piper leads our annual service. This year seven participants fainted, and it wasn't even a hot day. Not a one of them was among the vets, though; all were students. At least one managed to faint properly, maintaining herself at rigid attention as she fell face-first to the lawn.

Ouch!

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Every year, the UK has a Sunday of Remembrance, where the dead of war are remembered. There are very few places where something is done, even if it is a simple plot like this one in out local Churchyard.


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PS. I give up. How do I get an image from Dropbox to Lit?

Sorry it's come out a bit big, HP - but here it is.
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'Knight Rider' ~ What you get when the car is a more competent actor than the star of the show.

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HP's favourite car (and mine), the Jag E type.

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