Armistice day a walk through the churchyard in the forest.

Hi everyone, here's a photo from my local churchyard with the view of the forest in the background, the trees looking ghostly in the early morning light which I think is very apt and fitting for the day as so many gave up their lives in wars, so going but not forgotten or thanked is order of the day. 🙏

I love sitting in churchyards and sat in this one many times during the lockdown and the best bit is I can go home for a cuppa. And the photo is staged as I bought the poppy and left it there when I left.

[Zest Administrator]

Hi Hidden

This is a lovely scene - and very apt and fitting for today's Remembrance.

Zest

[Hidden in reply to Zest]

Thank you Zest i liked leaving the poppy on the tomb stone. 😊

[Biomet]

In Houghton Regis (Bedfordshire) this is how we remember. The hall, behind the poppies, is called the Memorial Hall as inside there is a quiet a large wall plaque naming those lived in Houghton Regis, who lost their lives in both world wars. There is a display is our local park’s garden too and was hoping to show this here but only one I could show.

How We Remember