A statue of Gandhi that we passed by while walking to one of field excursions, who was always against war thinking there was a peaceful way to settle disagreements. A bomb shelter at the Imperial War Museum used for families during world war 2. The shelters were very tight in space and families would regularly spend multiple days in there without leaving. Writing by Florence Nightingale found in her Museum, this was a piece of writing that she wrote while she was helping the wounded as a nurse. A picture from the Florence Nightingale Museum, of two nurses carrying a wounded soldier, you could expect Briony to have done this too many times to count The Nazi eagle found in the Imperial War Museum, the significance of this was the Nazi's burned any books that they didn't like in 1933. The entrance to the British Library which has every piece of writing published in the United Kingdom
Thanks, Christo, for sharing such an interesting array of images to capture who you are. My husband is a serious dead head, too. In fact, our eldest son went to a pre-school run by Dead Heads who named each room in the building after a song. When Jerry Garcia died (which was, surely, before you were born), the preschool closed for the day!
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