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roxie_09 | 15:55 Sat 17th Sep 2011 | ChatterBank
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A Welshman stood at the golden gate, his head was bent and low. He meekly asked the man of fate, The way that he should go. 'What have you done' St. Peter said 'To gain admission here?' 'I merely mined for coal' he said, 'for many and many a year.' St. Peter opened wide the gate, And softly tolled the bell. 'Come and choose your harp' he said 'You've had your share of hell.'

Remembering the miners of Gleision ..... may you all Rest in Peace Boys.
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Thanks roxie..........that made me blub.
15:56 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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I second this Roxie
15:57 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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yes sending condolences xx
15:57 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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How lovely is that reading Roxie - my Grandad was in the mines in Coalville and he died years afterwards with a related illness - its a dangerous job, we are grateful for their sacrifice x
15:59 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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RIP, miners.... x
16:01 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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Heartfelt sympathy to all families xxx
16:05 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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It's heartbreaking :-( especially so close to home too. Thinking of them and all before them that have lost their lives xx
16:05 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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roxie, that poem is lovely, and the miners, their families and friends are in our thoughts .x
16:06 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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I should admit I nicked it off a friends status from Facebook as I thought it was lovely and thought I would share it x
16:10 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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well worth it, roxie x
16:10 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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my 'better'half's family are from that area,so it touchs a nerve.these awful things seem to happen so often.all best wishes to the families!!
16:13 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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Yes, all my thoughts are with their families x
16:16 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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god bless their souls.......
16:38 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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Just simply brings a lump to the throat What a trajic loss!
16:45 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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There's an appeal fund for the families of the miners. We could best honour the memory of those who died by giving what we can to help their relatives.

http://www.walesonlin...-fund-91466-29440043/
16:51 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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That is a lovely poem, my they rest in peace and may the families and comunity find comfort
17:04 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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My thoughts are with the families. May they find comfort in each other. RIP
17:07 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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Such a tragic way to go, my thoughts and sympathies for their families.
17:12 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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Thanks sandy I will visit the link next week on payday x
18:49 Sat 17th Sep 2011
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That is so lovely Roxie,

Our deepest sympathies to all the families and folks involved.

and thanks for that link sandy....
18:54 Sat 17th Sep 2011

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