World War I soldier memorial.
Corporal Robert L. Kellner died at age 24 years of age.
Go over to Murrieta 365 to see other participants.
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Saturday, July 11, 2009
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World War I soldier memorial.
Corporal Robert L. Kellner died at age 24 years of age.
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4 comments:
That reminded me of an old Bulgarian movie - comedy - I even found it in youtube. It is fun to see. It is just 3 min. It is about s politician opening a statue commemorating the WWI in a small village. Here is the link - if you have time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNU11fs-6_w
Very touching photo. Thankds for playing this week. You're so loyal!
A moving image! It is like a small reminder when you pass these statues to value what we have when some gave their loves just so we can live!
The photo is very touching.
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