This is very thought out...We also have one for our own armed forces that was in the terrible conflict...I do like that line of flags which goes off way into the distance...

The flags flying are a beautiful sight. Thanks for sharing this Memorial.

This is a nice view with all the flags. Also you have composed your image very well.

Many Americans give there live for our freedom
I am impressed !


John

---Memorial Day is an American Holiday that honors all the men and women in the Armed Forces who have died while serving their country---

Owd Fella Tick (OFT), not only their country! My country was liberated with the aid of these American heroes as well!

Most of the people in my country are still grateful what they have done!
Therefore we shall never forget that they have given the highest price for our freedom!

Your image is a great and still touching tribute and a very apt contribution for the USA memorial day!

I really like this perspective tick of all the flags going up the incline.

Very well done Tick, I agree about the perspective! A wonderful tribute!
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Thanks so much Tick for expressing your sincere and heartfelt thoughts on this Memorial Day weekend - we can never forget - Great Capture and Very Nicely Done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great perspective, tribute, and Memorial Day shot, Tick.

Thoughtful image for today. Very touching and well done, Tick.

Whoa, outstanding depth and like the way the flags are flying, a bonus for this fabulous capture

It seems that about every third or fourth year I acquire another headstone to adorn with decoration at the North Dakota Veterans Cemetery (we only have the one). At first it was my dad, then my adopted parents (his information on the front, hers on the back), then the grandmother of a niece, and the last the parents of a brother-in-law who lives in Montana. I do not mind, being a vet myself and these people are family. I generally try to find out or, in other cases, remember what their favorite flower or color is and find those to place at the grave, along with a small American flag and one from their particular branch of service (one Marine, two Army, and one Air Force so far). After decorating I then shoot a cell phone photo and send copies to those who cannot be here in person. This is a good way to respect and remember, treating the day for what it is, and not the way Trump used the Normandy headstones as a backdrop to more of his juvenile name calling. I also have added these headstones to a program that lays red-ribboned pine wreaths at each over the Christmas holidays. With the marble stones rising from the snow, it makes for dramatic photos.