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Robert Jack Dibblee sent on March 01, 2016 (16:50) by A_mari89. 5 comments, 977 views. [retina]

at 24mm, 1/320 f/4.5, ISO 100, hand held. Costa dei Trabocchi, Italy.

Percorrevo la SS16 per raggiungere la costa dei trabocchi di Fossacesia (CH). Un cartello attira la mia attenzione: recita "Cimitero di Guerra Canadese". Parcheggio e mi avvio incuriosito, incredulo della presenza di un cimitero di guerra in un posto così sperduto. Lo "spettacolo" è di quelli che lascia senza parole: migliaia di lapidi spuntano su un prato verde, curatissimo, lì a pochi passi dal mare. In questo posto sospeso nel tempo, riposano le anime di migliaia di giovanissimi soldati che lì, sulla linea Gustav, persero la vita nel 1943, lontanissimi da casa loro, dalle proprie mogli, dai propri figli, dai propri genitori. Riposano qui dimenticati (forse) dalla Storia. Ma non da me, oggi.



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sent on March 01, 2016 (17:50)


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Bello scatto, bel documento , bella la didascalia... sicuramente con questo scatto hai reso omaggio a chi a perso la vita per un paese che non era il suo a migliaia di kilometri da casa per noi per darci la libertà... quello che "ammiro " di questi cimiteri come di quelli americani e lo avrai sicuramente notato che le lapidi sono tutte uguali dal soldato semplice al generale.. non come nei nostri che la differenza la fanno i soldi , dove avvolte si ergono "cappelle di famiglia" degne di re ... menomale che la morte non guarda il portafogli.... un saluto..Sorriso

Nice shot, nice document, beautiful ... definitely the caption with this release have paid tribute to those who lost their lives for a country that was not his to thousands of kilometers from home for us to give us the freedom ... what "i admire" of these cemeteries as American ones and you'll definitely notice that the tombstones are all the same from the simple soldier to the general .. not as in our that the difference is the money, where wrapped rise "family chapels" worthy King ... luckily that death does not look at your wallet .... greetings .. :-)

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sent on March 01, 2016 (18:31)


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Hai perfettamente ragione, la morte è una "livella" e se ne sono resi conto benissimo, molto più di noi. Generali e soldati semplici riposano vicini, allo stesso modo in cui vicini l'un l'altro hanno perso la vita.
Un saluto

Alessandro

You're absolutely right, death is a "leveling" and he realized very well, much more than us. General and simple soldiers resting nearby, in the same way in which close to one another have lost their lives.
A greeting

Alessandro

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sent on March 01, 2016 (21:29)


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....per non dimenticare !!!!!!!!
concordo con Andrea, complimenti !!!
saluti saverio

....not to forget !!!!!!!!
I agree with Andrea, congratulations !!!
saverio greetings

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sent on March 01, 2016 (23:56)


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Grazie mille Saverio!! Un saluto e un abbraccio
Alessandro

Thank you so much !! Saverio A greeting and a hug
Alessandro

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sent on March 30, 2016 (21:58)


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Complimenti Alessandro per questa foto documento che provoca prima stupore e poi emozione! Bravissimo. Ciao. Simone.

Congratulations Alessandro for this photo document that causes earlier astonishment and then excitement! Bravissimo. Hello. Simone.


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