Would just like to see people's opinions on this day. Having lost my Greatgrandfather in the Great War (artillery regiment) it is a very close cause to my heart, especially this year; I tried to sign up to distribute the poppies but there was an abundance in my area. I have visited the WW1 battlefields and cemetaries on two occasions and both were very touching times. The Menin Gate in Ypres held one of the strongest feelings I have ever felt, each day between 1 and 5 buglers play the last post and it has hundreds there most days. The second time I was there was when there was a group of vetrans visiting, the whole occasion was made even sadder when one died (he was over 95) a few metres from me as the buglers stopped (they are policeman/firefighters/paramedics usually) and tried to help. I am digressing, sorry.
Supposedly it is coming back stronger than ever, I am glad it is, if any cause needs to be remembered, this is it I think.
Wear your poppy with pride, I know I do. As Tim from the Office said "there's something respectable about an old man selling poppies"
Supposedly it is coming back stronger than ever, I am glad it is, if any cause needs to be remembered, this is it I think.
Wear your poppy with pride, I know I do. As Tim from the Office said "there's something respectable about an old man selling poppies"