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    • Día 4
    • 17 sept. 2023 11:26
    • ☁️ 81 °F
    • Altitud: 108 p
    • FranciaFort Carré43°35’26” N  7°7’38” E

    Outside the walls of Fort Carre

    17 de septiembre de 2023, Francia ⋅ ☁️ 81 °F

    Antibes Bastion.
    The grave of Arlon Limburg

    Fort Carré is also a home to the monumental statue of Poilu, erected in honor of the soldiers who died for France during the First World War.

    It took sculptor Henri Bouchard four years to erect the monument, which measures 22 meters high and is therefore the tallest monument to war dead in France.

    At the inauguration in 1927, 261 names were mentioned. Antibes is in fact one of the communes in France which lost the greatest number of its children during the WWI

    There was a fleamarket going on which we checked out before heading out back to Old Town

    And on the way back we saw this Bentley with a green color that just seemed to yell ' WHY?!?!'
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    ViajeroWWI really marked a watershed in Western Civilization. What sadness for Antibes.

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    ViajeroAnd for the World. Whether we like to admit it or not, for better or worse- the 2 countries that it REALLY did a number on were Germany and Russia... NOUBLIES J'AMAIS...Yeah right

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