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25-08-2011, 12:38
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Re: Which Church & Graveyard is this
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I don't eat bacon butties & 3 Weetabix is not enough. The middle picture is a Commonwealth War Grave headstone, which means one of our WW1 heroes is actually buried there. Been round all the local grave yards, and photographed as many as I could find, 73 so far. There are also several men in Accy Cem who in my opinion should have a WW1 marker, but they died of their wounds after 1922. There were 3 WW1 markers in St Bartholomews Church yard, but they have been moved. Retlaw. Last edited by Retlaw; 25-08-2011 at 12:44. |
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Sssh, don't wake him up ... you will probably be asleep when Retlaw is eating his bacon butties or three Weetabix and tutting at our ignorance .. LOL| Accrington Web | |
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