The romantic glow takes over when,
the mist of oblivion settles over the history.
Probably not the best way becoming wiser.?
Glow of the past
Le Drake Noir
Andrikken
The romantic glow takes over when,
the mist of oblivion settles over the history.
Probably not the best way becoming wiser.?
Le Drake Noir 
This is beautiful! Where is it?
Near the Canadian Memorial at Vimy.
Beautiful
Yes and thought-provoking or thought-reminding.
So historic..Briton ?
Near the Canadian Memorial at Vimy.
Never been to that area..we did see the Canadian Memorial site at Grosebeak.
The cemetery southeast of Nijmegen in the Netherlands you mentioed is unique in that many of the dead were brought here from nearby Germany. It is one of the few cases where bodies were moved across international frontiers. It is all fallen canadian soldiers of the Rhineland battles, who were buried in German battlefields, were re-interred here (except for one who is buried in Reichswald Forest War Cemetery). General Crerar, who commanded the canadian land forces in Europe, ordered that canadian dead were not to be buried in german soil.
Thousands of dutch children tend the graves of the soldiers buried here as they do throughout the Netherlands too.
Despite it looks beautiful nowadays it is still echo of the war horror.
Indeed.
This post brought back some memories for me of a trip to the WW1 battlefields – Looks like near the Canadian Memorial at Vimy, France to me.
Spot on, you’re right.