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The Archies

Photo diaries from travels around our humble globe are still being posted; the unemployment diary has been downsized as i am now employed! I hope to post stuff to keep you distracted from your respective employment.

Friday, November 11, 2005


From a trip to Normandy in 2003- German WWI cemetary. Of note is that each cross represents 4 soldiers, not one - there's a name on both sides of each arm. Also there are Jewish stones in there - not many Jewish military stones from WWII belonging to the German side!

posted by Kev And Charlotte @ Friday, November 11, 2005  

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