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After the disappointment of our failed holiday to Jersey, we got away for the long Mayday weekend to St Anne's on the Sea. I took in excess of 150 photographs and am only slowly now going through them.
So for starters here is a bench I found near the Lifeboat station. The plaque on the bench reads:
A DEAR DAD
ARNOLD S WRIGHT
1924 - 2006
WHILE I'M AWAY
OH PLEASE REMEMBER ME
Who placed the flowers there that day, I do not know.
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This was the view from Arnold's bench over the beach past the dog walkers and across the Ribble estuary towards Southport.
In France, I never saw a memory bench like this one. I already saw this in englsh countries. I find it a very beautyful idea to keep the memory of someone..Thank you for sharing.Even if you did not go to Jersey, you had a beautyful time there..
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