Dedicated in 2005, as part of the commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the war’s end, the memorial features 17 sets of clothing and uniforms symbolizing the many roles women played in winning World War II.
It stands on Whitehall, near the center of British government, and near the Cenotaph, the monument to all of Britain’s war dead. John W. Mills was the sculptor
Rethymno is a rare combination of history and modern-day luxury, with its multicultural old town, tropical beaches and exquisite Cretan cuisine.
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From two viewpoints above the picturesque town, Paul Heymont enjoys the scene
DrFumblefinger shares some early morning photos taken of an olive vendor in Marrakech’s Souk.
This ceremony re-enacts the custom of the royal court during the Joseon dynasty to ensure the security of the king and his court.
George G shares fond memories of visits to Europe’s many Christmas markets
From two viewpoints above the picturesque town, Paul Heymont enjoys the scene
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An exhibit organized by the Art Institute of Chicago explores another facet of the painter’s work
The Cenotaph in London is a remembrance of all the war dead from all the British Empire. Canada, India, Australia, South Africa and many more. They all send servicemen to represent their own countries in a march past.
Did you know that Belgium has a parade of armed soldiers at the London Cenotaph too ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iT6ChvVoPNQ