Sun is shining. Hope it keeps shining for the Armistice Day events.
Enjoy your weekend folks.
SC - I hope all went well yesterday.
Armistice Day
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Armistice Day
Good Morning Folks.
Sun is shining. Hope it keeps shining for the Armistice Day events.
Enjoy your weekend folks.
SC - I hope all went well yesterday.
Sun is shining. Hope it keeps shining for the Armistice Day events.
Enjoy your weekend folks.
SC - I hope all went well yesterday.
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Re: Armistice Day
It's a bit grim down south today - it always pours down on the Lord Mayors Show in the city of London so it's no suprise!- but is looking good at the moment for the Centotaph commemorations tomorrow.
Always a hugely sobering time of year
Always a hugely sobering time of year
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Re: Armistice Day
"Dogs of war: the first aiders on four legs"
"During the First World War, the British Red Cross got lots of help from an unlikely quarter.
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The story may not be well known, but during the First World War the Red Cross did indeed use specially trained dogs to go and help stricken soldiers on the battlefield."
By Mark Cox • Nov 10, 2014 - http://blogs.redcross.org.uk/first-aid/ ... four-legs/
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