"What has happened, has happened; What I am going through, I shall rise above; And what will come, I will meet with courage"~Hazrat Inayat Kahn
Yes I cried there in 1985.
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I was there in 1997. It was a very somber, yet peaceful experience.
I been there.
It is a very sobering site, that wall. It starts out 2' high, and goes up taller than my brother (6'2") and back down to 2'.
58000 names on there. I picked a few random names and got graphite rubbings of them and framed all of them.
Also the 3 fiighting men statue is quite a site.
My wife and I went to see it in the 1980s. It was an experience I will never forget.
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NL and I were there in 1987. There were many small mementos left at the base, flowers taped beside names, and several people doing pencil rubbings of names. There is a disquieting peacefulness about the monument.
All the best,
GJ
I was there a long time ago. It is a very moving structure, and I was able to find the name of a someone who went to my high school.
Yes I was there last March. If you go, definitely listen to the story told by the volunteer or park ranger.
If you can't handle me at my worst, then you sure as hell don't deserve me at my best.
Sometimes it is easier to widen doors than it is to open minds.
was there years ago when I was just starting high school. Made a big impression on us. We took rubbings from those who from our area. I still remember being there and the eery silence there was with so many people around.
I went in '94, about a year post injury. Looked up a couple of friends, pretty emotional time.
Don - Grad Student Emeritus
T3 ASIA A 26 years post injury