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Depuis l'intérieur du batiment, on a l'impression d'être dans une voiture qui passe dans le rouleau pour la nettoyer. Et là, y'a des grelons qui s'éclatent sur les vitres genre on te jette du gravier.

 
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Kung Fury  

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Redface d'honneur pour Shitan !  

Hi all,
 
Just got back from seeing my Grandfather. I first showed him the layout of the cemetery that I'd found online and then also a picture of the cemetery where you can work out which gravestone is his Grandfather's but can't actually see the writing on it. I then showed him the picture that Shitan took for me.
 
The main reason I thought about asking around for pictures about this grave is that it was my Grandfather's birthday yesterday, he's getting very old and has been doing his best to collect and document as much of our family history as possible, unfortunately out of his 4 grandchildren, I'm the only one that is interested in listening to his stories.  
 
I don't have the exact information here with me but if I remember it correctly, Sergeant Robert Ritchie was killed by shrapnel from an artillery shell when attempting to liberate a village in your region of France. Sadly due to the nature of that war it was impossible to bring all of the bodies home so he was buried at the cemetery in France, and his parents erected a memorial stone in a family plot at a cemetery in Scotland. My Grandfather was able to visit that memorial when he was younger and lived in Scotland. It was only in the last 3 or 4 weeks that he found the information telling us that his grandfather had actually been buried in this cemetery in France.  
 
When I showed him the picture he got quite emotional and told me everything he could remember about his Grandfather. He was extremely happy to see the picture but more than that, he told me he was so grateful that so many people who have no ties or attachments to our family would be willing to go out of their way to assist us and he asked me to write the following on his behalf -
 
"I have to thank you for your help in finding my grandfather's grave, I never had the chance to meet him myself but I can find comfort in knowing that his final resting place is in such a beautiful country, surrounded by such friendly people"
 
I would also like to extend my thanks to this community, especially Shitan for going out so quickly to get the photos for us. It's nice to be able to connect with my grandfather and hear him share his stories of the family history. It's rare that he smiles these days so that was nice to see.  
 
You are great people and I am so grateful for your help.  

 
 
Et encore, j'ai fait bien plus de photos que je lui ai envoyé en MP. Avec le beau temps qu'il faisait ce midi, et la situation excentrée du cimetiere, ça faisait bizarre, cette absence de son qui pousse au recueillement.
 
Je suis content d'avoir pu aider, sans même les connaitre, au devoir de mémoire d'une famille dont l'ancètre, qui n'avait absolument aucun lien avec la région, y a donné sa vie.

 
   
 
Nice story. Your great-grandfather gave his life for our country, I think everyone here agrees that it was normal to do that for you.
 
Thanks Shitan, too.

Remember, this is how friendly we are, us people from the dull plain of Nord-Pas-de-Calais  

Hi all,

Just got back from seeing my Grandfather. I first showed him the layout of the cemetery that I'd found online and then also a picture of the cemetery where you can work out which gravestone is his Grandfather's but can't actually see the writing on it. I then showed him the picture that Shitan took for me.

The main reason I thought about asking around for pictures about this grave is that it was my Grandfather's birthday yesterday, he's getting very old and has been doing his best to collect and document as much of our family history as possible, unfortunately out of his 4 grandchildren, I'm the only one that is interested in listening to his stories.

I don't have the exact information here with me but if I remember it correctly, Sergeant Robert Ritchie was killed by shrapnel from an artillery shell when attempting to liberate a village in your region of France. Sadly due to the nature of that war it was impossible to bring all of the bodies home so he was buried at the cemetery in France, and his parents erected a memorial stone in a family plot at a cemetery in Scotland. My Grandfather was able to visit that memorial when he was younger and lived in Scotland. It was only in the last 3 or 4 weeks that he found the information telling us that his grandfather had actually been buried in this cemetery in France.

When I showed him the picture he got quite emotional and told me everything he could remember about his Grandfather. He was extremely happy to see the picture but more than that, he told me he was so grateful that so many people who have no ties or attachments to our family would be willing to go out of their way to assist us and he asked me to write the following on his behalf -

"I have to thank you for your help in finding my grandfather's grave, I never had the chance to meet him myself but I can find comfort in knowing that his final resting place is in such a beautiful country, surrounded by such friendly people"

I would also like to extend my thanks to this community, especially Shitan for going out so quickly to get the photos for us. It's nice to be able to connect with my grandfather and hear him share his stories of the family history. It's rare that he smiles these days so that was nice to see.

You are great people and I am so grateful for your help.

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Salut tout le monde,

Nous venons de rentrer de voir mon grand-père. Je lui ai montré le premier tracé du cimetière que je l'avais trouvé en ligne et puis aussi une image du cimetière où vous pouvez travailler sur ce qui est la pierre tombale de son grand-père, mais ne peut pas vraiment voir l'écriture sur elle. Je lui ai alors montré la photo que Shitan a pris pour moi.

La principale raison pour laquelle je pensé à demander autour de photos de ce grave est qu'il était anniversaire de mon grand-père hier , il devient très ancienne et a été fait de son mieux pour collecter et documenter autant de notre histoire de famille que possible, malheureusement, de son 4 petits-enfants, je suis la seule qui est intéressé à écouter ses histoires.

Je ne ai pas l'information exacte ici avec moi, mais si je me souviens bien, le sergent Robert Ritchie a été tué par les éclats d'un obus d'artillerie lors d'une tentative pour libérer un village dans votre région de la France. Malheureusement en raison de la nature de cette guerre, il était impossible de réunir tous les organismes maison donc il a été enterré au cimetière de la France, et ses parents a érigé une stèle commémorative dans un complot de la famille dans un cimetière en Ecosse. Mon grand-père a pu visiter que memorial quand il était jeune et a vécu en Ecosse. Ce ne fut que dans les 3 ou 4 dernières semaines qu'il a trouvé l'information en nous disant que son grand-père avait effectivement été enterré dans ce cimetière en France.

Quand je lui ai montré la photo il a obtenu beaucoup d'émotion et me dit tout ce qu'il pouvait se souvenir de son grand-père. Il était extrêmement heureux de voir l'image, mais plus que cela, il m'a dit qu'il était si reconnaissant que tant de gens qui ont pas de liens ou des pièces jointes à notre famille seraient prêts à sortir de leur façon de nous aider et il m'a demandé de écrire ce qui suit en son nom -

Je dois vous remercier pour votre aide dans la recherche de la tombe de mon grand-père, je jamais eu la chance de le rencontrer moi-même mais je peux trouver le confort dans sachant que son dernier lieu de repos est dans un si beau pays, entouré par une telle amicale peuple

Je voudrais également adresser mes remerciements à cette communauté, en particulier Shitan pour sortir si rapidement pour obtenir des photos pour nous. Il est agréable d'être capable de se connecter avec mon grand-père et l'entendre partager ses histoires de l'histoire de la famille. Il est rare qu'il sourit ces jours ce qui était agréable à voir.

Vous êtes des gens formidables et je suis tellement reconnaissante pour votre aide.

Si jamais vous vendez des poids de 5/10kg et des barres de d/c|curl (175cm), j'suis intéressé.

 
Le parking où je gare ma voiture est en travaux cette semaine aussi. Impossible de rentrer ou sortir la voiture...

Hi all,
 
Just got back from seeing my Grandfather. I first showed him the layout of the cemetery that I'd found online and then also a picture of the cemetery where you can work out which gravestone is his Grandfather's but can't actually see the writing on it. I then showed him the picture that Shitan took for me.
 
The main reason I thought about asking around for pictures about this grave is that it was my Grandfather's birthday yesterday, he's getting very old and has been doing his best to collect and document as much of our family history as possible, unfortunately out of his 4 grandchildren, I'm the only one that is interested in listening to his stories.  
 
I don't have the exact information here with me but if I remember it correctly, Sergeant Robert Ritchie was killed by shrapnel from an artillery shell when attempting to liberate a village in your region of France. Sadly due to the nature of that war it was impossible to bring all of the bodies home so he was buried at the cemetery in France, and his parents erected a memorial stone in a family plot at a cemetery in Scotland. My Grandfather was able to visit that memorial when he was younger and lived in Scotland. It was only in the last 3 or 4 weeks that he found the information telling us that his grandfather had actually been buried in this cemetery in France.  
 
When I showed him the picture he got quite emotional and told me everything he could remember about his Grandfather. He was extremely happy to see the picture but more than that, he told me he was so grateful that so many people who have no ties or attachments to our family would be willing to go out of their way to assist us and he asked me to write the following on his behalf -
 
"I have to thank you for your help in finding my grandfather's grave, I never had the chance to meet him myself but I can find comfort in knowing that his final resting place is in such a beautiful country, surrounded by such friendly people"
 
I would also like to extend my thanks to this community, especially Shitan for going out so quickly to get the photos for us. It's nice to be able to connect with my grandfather and hear him share his stories of the family history. It's rare that he smiles these days so that was nice to see.  
 
You are great people and I am so grateful for your help.  
 

 
Hi!  
 
That's for sure a beautiful story, we're glad to be able to bring you some help. It's the least we can do to celebrate the memory of a man who died to save our country many years ago.    
 
Kind regards from France.  

c'est bon les gars on a vu que vous savez parler anglais http://stkr.es/s/zpj