Kia kaha Manchester

Kia Kaha is a Maori phrase that is said/used in times of tragedy... It means Stay Strong...
I thought I would share this serene peaceful scene with you all as a mark of respect for the people of Manchester and the UK I feel for you all, but please take comfort that we are thinking of you all and hope there are no more of these senseless acts...

[Carole G]

Nice sentiment Julia. Bit close to home for me. I have a friend who was at the Gary Barlow/Take That show at the Arena only 4 days earlier. Have enjoyed a few shows there over the years. Hope we never see anything like this in NZ.

[Beryl Lloyd]

How so wonderful Julia , to think the friendship of 365 brings the nations together in the days of tragedy -- such a beautiful serene image and such beautiful words -- I shall try and remember "Kia Kaha " fav

[Margo]

Lovely idea

[Rachel]

This is a lovely shot, and also a lovely sentiment. Such a tragedy in Manchester, I can't believe it.

[Babs]

A lovely shot and beautiful tribute on such a tragic day.

[gloria jones]

Gorgeous tribute shot

[Lou Ann]

This is lovely, Julia. It has been a tragic two days.

[Jane Pittenger]

Beautiful scene and tribute. Heartbreaking

[Helen Sanderson]

nice to acknowledge the heartbreak and sadness that has befallen Manchester

[Dawn]

A lovely scene and tribute

[Delwyn Barnett]

Nice Julia.

[Liana Bull]

Lovely tribute

[Joseph M Snaith]

Thank you....

[Debbie]

Lovely sentiment Julia.

[Issi Bannerman]

That's lovely Julia. So sad for Manchester - those children. :-(

[Lynne]

Beautiful

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Beautiful

[Walks @ 7]

A most profound thought and most moving.

[*lynn]

gorgeous image