Best on black. Anyone who has followed me for a while has seen photos of this spot before. It has an interesting and somewhat ironic history. The person who created it was a Quaker who was deeply moved by the loss of life in WW 1 and had this built on his farm as a reminder of the incredible loss that war unleashes. It has since been reimagined as a war memorial. In any case, it is a fascinating site that I find irresistible when I am near the area.
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