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Wear your poppy with pride!

PostPosted: 08 Nov 2012, 23:14
by Cloudscudder
Hope you dont mind me sharing the lovely image of our cadets with you all...Young Poppy
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Wear your poppy with pride!
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Re: Wear your poppy with pride!

PostPosted: 08 Nov 2012, 23:58
by waatp
What a beautiful puppy :) Thank you for sharing.

Re: Wear your poppy with pride!

PostPosted: 09 Nov 2012, 07:29
by Jacki
Beautiful picture y)

Re: Wear your poppy with pride!

PostPosted: 09 Nov 2012, 09:20
by Summer
Love the picture....thank you for sharing ...

Re: Wear your poppy with pride!

PostPosted: 09 Nov 2012, 10:33
by SNOMO
Oh that is just soooo...... beautiful

I notice a lot of people (e.g. Strickly Sat/Sun night) wearing the beautiful crystal poppies nowadays that you buy on-line from the shop and there are some lovely things on there, I've bought several of the poppy braclets for pressies

Re: Wear your poppy with pride!

PostPosted: 09 Nov 2012, 10:36
by jodash
nice picture

Re: Wear your poppy with pride!

PostPosted: 09 Nov 2012, 13:36
by pjh
SNOMO wrote:Oh that is just soooo...... beautiful

I notice a lot of people (e.g. Strickly Sat/Sun night) wearing the beautiful crystal poppies nowadays that you buy on-line from the shop and there are some lovely things on there, I've bought several of the poppy braclets for pressies


:? Wee bit ostentatious and, for me, not in keeping with the humility of both the "classic" paper design and the act of remembrance itself. However, I guess it keeps the money coming in, so each to their own.

At the Imperial War Museum they have set up a garden where you place a poppy that you make yourself, using a battledress button as the centrepiece.

Re: Wear your poppy with pride!

PostPosted: 09 Nov 2012, 15:11
by Ian6969
Lovely picture!!

Such a sombre time of year, but nice to see people wearing poppies

Re: Wear your poppy with pride!

PostPosted: 10 Nov 2012, 10:48
by SNOMO
:? Wee bit ostentatious and, for me, not in keeping with the humility of both the "classic" paper design and the act of remembrance itself. However, I guess it keeps the money coming in, so each to their own.

At the Imperial War Museum they have set up a garden where you place a poppy that you make yourself, using a battledress button as the centrepiece.[/quote]

Agree, but they bring in more money for the cause so I'm happy to pay it each year.

You can have one of the little wooden crosses put in the garden of rememberance at the House of Commons as well and you add your own message - lovely idea