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The Tree of Remembrance is a sculpture in Piccadilly Gardens.
It was commissioned by Manchester City Council in memory of the City's Civilian War Dead 1940-1945, and created by Wolfgang Buttress & Fiona Heron in May 2005.
Looking up, as a bird flys by, I remember an old friend Mandy Smith who has recently gone into a hospice. She was a regular reviewer for New Hope International Review.
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What an incredible and interesting shot, Gerald! Lovely skies and I'm sure that you're enjoying them!
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Sylvia
That is such an interesting sculpture. I hadn't heard of it before. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is an interesting perspective. Thanks for sharing the history and the picture.
ReplyDeleteThe sky is great...not decided about the sculpture...not quite to my taste.
ReplyDeleteIt is a cool sculpture and a great sky photo.
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of a tree of remembrance. Interesting history. Nice how you captured the flying bird, too.
ReplyDeleteThank you for remembering Mandy.
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