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the village WWI monument, in Barfleur
WWI memorials are found wherever towns were emptied out to conscript for WWI. We have seem many in France and in New Zealand. Regiments were raised locally, so that when a regiment was ordered "over the top", a town's young male population could be wiped out. This monument in the fishing town of Barfleur is bigger than most. A town has, at least, a tablet with the names of the dead.
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Grapes, St Malo
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Approach road to Milford Sound.
Tarry too long for this breath-taking beauty on the way to Milford, and you can be stuck on a late boat with 200 other people.
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Plaza De Mayo, Buenos Aires
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Essouira's seawall
Fortified walls like this are seen all around the Mediterranean.
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Point Lobos
Saved from development by one far-sighted man in 1900.
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Tower House, Mesa Verde National Park
cliff dwellings mysteriously abandoned in 1300's by early Puebloan people
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Rovinj, morning outside the wall
Leicaflex SL with 50mm
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one good man,
one of hundreds of thousands, SEP 24, 2005
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encounter
Ahrweiler, 50mm
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Emerging after crawling from the ground
Leica 90mm, 1/15 sec at f8, tripod
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Cafe Fonteyn
Amsterdam
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Karlov Most (Charles Bridge)
early morning, 40-mm lens
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standout flag
American History Museum
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on the Chickahominy
a tributary of the James, Chesapeake Bay watershed
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garden
Hotel El Camino Real in Oaxaca
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