Armistice Day.
Lest we forget.
There are no first world war veterans alive in the UK.
Lest we forget!
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2 comments:
It's sad to think that all the WW1 veterans have gone. However, there is Claude Choules, 108, who lives in Australia.
I miss their friendly faces. We shan't forget.
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