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Tuesday, February 06, 2007

Wordless Wednesday Week 11


What type of monument is this?
Sunday update: an explanation for this monument can be found here.
Still wondering what fwinke and binser meant? My explanation can be found HERE.


18 comments:

  1. I have no idea but I would like to come back and find out. Thanks for stopping by my WW!

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  2. And I thought it was just a headstone at the cemetery ...

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  3. Anonymous11:55 PM

    Now come on.....you know I always try to have story behind my pics. This is such a different kind of headstone, isn't is? The boys in my class thought it was "Way cool!"

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  4. I cant wait to hear the story..neat picture

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  5. A boot with a laurel wreath, strange combination, I have no idea !
    BTW Sunday I visited the expo "Precolumbian Art" here in Brussels and I put already some pictures on my blogs, for WW and TT but I have a lot more and will post them during the week in my photoblog (keyhole) if you are interested in, it was an amazing exposition !

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  6. Normally when I see a headstone that comes to a point, I think of the Confederacy. There is a star on the epaulette (Major) and I think the cannon might indicate artillery.

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  7. There's more than just a boot and a laurel wreath, that's a fire hydrant as well isn't it?

    I have no idea either and my American history is err, well it isn't at all.

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  8. Anonymous5:25 AM

    Is it a tombstone? Maybe he died with his boots on...

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  9. Anonymous6:58 AM

    First thought was a headstone of a cowboy but I know it has to be more than that.

    Another great WW

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  10. my first thoughts were "that's a civil war statue."

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  11. My first thoughts- it's a Civil War (Confederate) memorial, but I don't know where.

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  12. A tribute to B. A., located in eastern NY. I understand the boot but I'm at a loss as to what the thing that looks like a fire hydrant is!

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  13. Tribute to a firefighter??? Happy WW.

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  14. Apple, you are too smart. Thanks for simply listing the initials instead of the whole thing.

    This is a monument to someone's injured foot.

    This is not a Civil War monument.

    More to follow later.

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  15. Saratoga National Historical Park

    Yahoo search, I'm not that smart...and B.A. monument but not on it because of treason...

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  16. Silly me!
    I shall be there in April!

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  17. My granddaughter's teacher is reading aloud to them(3rd grade). the kids really enjoy it. As a matter of fact at the book fair Monday my granddaughter bought the book that she is reading and is reading it at home. The Tale of the Desteraux

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  18. A tribute to a fire fighter......

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