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Portreath Drawing - Laurence Binyon The Fallen Poem
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Have posted on CB today for Remembrance.
Posting here for those that didn't view the drawing as I worded that thread title as to the Fallen.
The Pepperpot, an old marker lighthouse at Portreath to guide the ships in to the harbour past the reef and jagged rocks under water, was one of the locations at which Laurence Binyon composed his famous poem "To the Fallen".
Not one of my very best but poignant as to the story.
http://i49.tinypic.com/xefnfr.jpg
Posting here for those that didn't view the drawing as I worded that thread title as to the Fallen.
The Pepperpot, an old marker lighthouse at Portreath to guide the ships in to the harbour past the reef and jagged rocks under water, was one of the locations at which Laurence Binyon composed his famous poem "To the Fallen".
Not one of my very best but poignant as to the story.
http://i49.tinypic.com/xefnfr.jpg
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Probably because Portreath houses a secretive MoD listening and comms point that is well protected, just up and over from the Pepperpot!
I'll post under this as well..
http://tinypic.com/r/xefnfr/6
I'll post under this as well..
http://tinypic.com/r/xefnfr/6
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