Memorials and bikes

[Deleted member 26715]

I passed one the other day in Clumber Park, near a village called Hardwick, there is a memorial with quite a lot of names on it, as the village in total appears to only be 8-10 houses it struck me as a lot of names, I will stop & take a moment the next time I pass

 

[plantfit]

The Hercules in front of the war memorial in Bassingham village Lincolnshire

 

[Vantage]

The Hercules in front of the war memorial in Bassingham village Lincolnshire

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Nice!

 

[biggs682]

An area of land that was donated to the village people of Islip as a memorial

 

[biggs682]

Sywell church school now the village hall and the memorial stones

 

[Deleted member 26715]

Clock Tower in Rhayader

 

[Blue Hills]

I give in.
Can't see the bike.

 

[Deleted member 26715]

I give in.
Can't see the bike.

It's on the other side lol, no I was away & just thought it looked great, bike or no bike

 

[uphillstruggler]

Not a war memorial as such, a memorial to two airmen built and paid for by residents of the nearby town, a fantastic gesture imho

 

[Deleted member 26715]

Went back to Hardwick today to take a better look, 15 men died in WW1, for a small country estate that must have been devastating

 

[Jenkins]

The war memorial in Great Bealings

 

[Proto]

Cycled past this today in the Vosges Mountains, tiny little road above Anould.

Memorial to the crew of a crashed B17. I don’t know how often it is visited but simple and very moving. Someone’s son, brother, father never came home.

Next to it was the remains of a motor from a P51 Mustang which apparently crashed on the same mission.

 

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[Blue Hills]

new pic?

I was near there a couple of weeks ago and my bus was jammed in by a Spitfire on the back of a truck that had misnegotiated the lanes Took ten minutes for the bus to free itself.

 

[booze and cake]

@Blue Hills yes, taken yesterday. Glad I'm not there now, the wind must be howling through there today.