This week's Photo Hunter challenge is: HANDS
The plaque beneath the statue reads:
In memory of the chivalry
of our men and women who
fought and died defending
humanity against aggression
THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE
of our men and women who
fought and died defending
humanity against aggression
THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE
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Very nice photo!!
ReplyDeletelovely thought, and nice shot.
ReplyDeleteNice capture -- so glad you included the words so we can understand what the statue represents.
ReplyDeleteGreat statue and great sentiment and I applaud whoever decided this should be built...
ReplyDeleteThe way you composed the picture really brings out the meaning of the statue!
What a beautiful statue and original take on the hands theme!
ReplyDeleteEG - where in Peterborough is it? I don't recall having seen it before.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sculpture. There are quite a number of lovely interesting sculpture for the theme this week.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the weekend.
Antjas,
ReplyDeleteThe statue is in a park across the street from what I think is the city hall and a large stone church. I should pay more attention when I take photos, shouldn't I?
Looks like a beautiful statue - and a wonderful gesture to those it represent!
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for nice comment! Just to fill you in; I wrote about doodling during all the boring meetings I have at work.....And they are my doodles. Lot of meetings you see! :)
Thanks EG. When you lived in Hingham, Sudbury was probably still just a small farming community. It's really grown in the last 20 years or so. It's not at all like your Sudbury. Hingham is beautiful by the ocean. I have to admit I've had never heard of EG before I visited your blog.
ReplyDeletePerfect photo of a beautiful statue.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo and beautiful words.
ReplyDeleteWonderful tribute. MB
A wonderful choice for Hands EG.
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so nice!what an original entry!!!
ReplyDeletethat's a very nice caption to go with the statue.
ReplyDeletemine's up HERE. hope you can check it out! :)
Great photo and a great statue.
ReplyDeleteIf you have time stop by and see my photo hunt this week.
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Good choice and a fine image.
ReplyDeleteNice entry. Happy weekend. Mine is also up.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful tribute to those who sacrificed a lot :)
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend!
Absolutely beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteI'll give you a hand [applause] for posting such a great photo grouping for the theme this week.
I have added four different hands for my entry. If you have time today, stop by and say 'howdy'!!! Happy Saturday to you.
Great take on this week's theme. Happy weekend
ReplyDeleteWonderful shot! Lovely thought!
ReplyDeleteLovely photo of that wonderful sculpture. Thanks for visting mine and have a great weekend
ReplyDeleteWonderful... perfect shot... perfect for the theme!
ReplyDeleteYou've got a nice shot here. Here's mine http://www.mirasblog.com/2009/03/photo-hunt-12-hands.html
ReplyDeleteExcellent shot.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Lovely sculpture and nice shot! have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteExcellent shot! My Photo Hunt is up! I hope you get a chance to visit me, too.
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Happy weekend!
Ah! What a great shot for the theme! Very nice!
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful statue.
ReplyDeleteOne of my summer past-times is going out to small communities and photographing cenotaphs. So many of the small town WWI ones are stone, often marble, and crumbling. When you think how many young men from small towns went off to war and didn't come back, it is sad when you see them neglected and damaged.
What is worse is the modern crime of stealing statuary and selling them to scrap yards!
Powerful photo EG. I'd love to see the statue itself. And I wouldn't mind visiting Peterborough in general. See the birthplace of Cory Stillman and catch a Petes game... sounds like a great day to me!
ReplyDeleteHandsomely done!
ReplyDeleteHey, give me a hand, will you?
what a strong expression the statue has.
ReplyDeleteexcellent! i love the caption.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot!
ReplyDeleteSo true.
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely picture and a wonderful tribute. The words do make it so meaningful... we must always remember to be grateful for those who came before.
ReplyDeleteMine is up here.
Gorgegous shot of this statue, I just love the angle! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
Mine is up too!
Have a great weekend :)
Excellent shot! Nice scuplture, too.
ReplyDeleteFantastic picture!
ReplyDeleteBrought two thoughts.
One: "it stops here" (inspired by Edmund Burke's immortal words "All that is required for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing," I guess).
Two: "Talk to the hand"
Yeah, I don't know where that last one came from...
wow, great shot! love the perspective.
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