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Sunday, June 3, 2012

Memorial


I stumbled upon this Saturday while wandering around in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee.


There were no people around to ask, but it might be something they did for Memorial Day.






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11 comments:

MadSnapper said...

so touching and i like all the different angles you took of the crosses. beautiful

Anonymous said...

Really great pics... love all the flags & white crosses... sad, but you know what I mean... I'm really bum-fuzzled right now trying to do this blog space thing... i'm so sorry.

I found the Organize button, Amy, thank you soo sooo soooo much! I knew there was a way to do it, but I just could NOT figure it out... I know they won't show up on the blog anymore & I hate that, but this will just have to be a lesson learned to resize my pics from now to take up less space!

*Pearls on a string** Dorthe said...

Very touching series, I'm totally wordless, but great pictures.

Hugs Dorthe

A Colorful World said...

So moving! I am so glad you posted this.

Cranberry Morning said...

I can't see something like that without thinking that every one of those names on the markers is the name of a son, a husband, a father, a brother, a daughter, a wife, etc. - someone loved and missed.

Brian King said...

Wow, those are gorgeous! I love seeing things like this. Sometimes I think we forget too easily.

Cheryl @ TFD said...

Great photos. A beautiful, but solemn reminder of the tragedies of war.

Spare Parts and Pics said...

Amazing and sobering... I like your perspective on the photos.

Kranky Granny said...

I saw this done as a Scout project once. They covered an entire high school football field with names of family and friends of the people who lived in the area.

I agree it really makes a statement.

Meggie said...

Beautiful shots, but so sobering when you see a name on each one.

Nancy said...

Profound images Amy -- truly illustrates the ravages of war.