Permission to take pictures

[stephen_asprey2]

<p>Even if you have no religion, you hope that maybe there is a God up there to care for the souls of the fallen. Beautiful pictures and so respectfully done. War is the ultimate abomination and, coming from a country with a population less than the size of California we feel the wounds of those who did not come home very deeply indeed.<br>

In the ode, "For the Fallen", our sacred rite is written, and said many times at Anzac Day here and around the world. It applies equally to all our brave allies who lost their lives in order that we shall be free of tyranny:</p>

<p><em>They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old;</em><br>

<em>Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.</em><br>

<em>At the going down of the sun, and in the morning</em><br>

<em>We will remember them.</em></p>

[john_cox7]

<p>LEST WE FORGET</p>

[john grunke]

<p>Yes! the world is indeed full of wonderful people.<br>

And yet, occasionally we encounter someone who is simply "Kind", enough to grant you such a vantage point.<br>

This kind gentleman deserves kudos for his kindness as you for your tech expertise.<br>

"PAY IT FORWARD"</p>

[craig_gillette]

<p>I've had the opportunity to visit a number of the US military cemeteries in several countries and areas of the world. These pictures are very well done and do the somber subject justice.</p>

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[mlackey]

<p>Mike: Wonderful photographs and a great story. I have a suggestion. If it is possible you should mail a print of one of your photographs to the manager that gave you the key to the bell tower. As a way of saying thanks.</p>

[ilmilco]

<p>Mitch Lackey, we already thought of this last Saturday and i will ty to find a way .....</p>

 

[michael_hahn]

<p>Great, great series of photos.</p>

<p>michael.</p>

[ken_i_h]

<p>They are all wonderful photos. Thanks for sharing.</p>

[tri-x1]

<p>Wonderful images. Thank You</p>