The day began before 6 a.m. while the morning mist still hugged the hills around Grahamstown and the sun was struggling to break through the cloud cover.
This was when a group of four pipers and two drummers gathered at the 1820 Settlers’ Monument that overlooks the town to join in a world-wide commemoration of the signing of the armistice a hundred years ago.
The annual Remembrance Day Parade took place in Church Square later that morning:
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It’s amazing to be able to see, and even watch, remembrances of the armistice from several places across the globe. The war to end all wars–alas, wishful thinking.
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The ceremonies are moving and draw an interesting motley of people together – united for that time. Thank you for your comment.
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Agree with above comment. Plus, moving pictures.
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Thank you Albert.
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Laat ons nooit vergeet nie…mooi foto’s, Anne!
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Dankie 🙂
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