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- Dec 26, 2012
First two taken about 2009, when I discovered this. Last four taken January this year during our bad snowy time. This is just outside Nettlebed, along the road to Sonning.
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If you Google, Armonde Casagrande 343rd Engineer, that should show what happened there.
If you take the time to scroll down the first thread of the Googled Armonde Casagrande, it also shows this small sculpture, plus information relating to this site.Didn't really show much.
Your threads would possibly be more interesting, if you would post a little bit of info about the pictures you are posting...
I'm not trying to be difficult, or a ''smart ass'' seems to me that's your job !! I was simply showing some photograph's of what I thought may be of interest, as for you 'staying out of my threads' Yeah, take a long hike.Why are you being difficult?
All I said was your threads might be more interesting, if you would just post some info, instead of pictures. I asked a question, with the hope of starting a discussion. I was not asking for a smart ass comment about googling it. Just trying to help, by giving advice that makes threads interesting and helps bring discussion to them. If you don't want to take advice, then so be it.
Have a nice day. I will just stay out of your threads...
I'm not trying to be difficult, or a ''smart ass'' seems to me that's your job !! I was simply showing some photograph's of what I thought may be of interest, as for you 'staying out of my threads' Yeah, take a long hike.
It's not so difficult to add it to your post, you know.....In the woods near Nettlebed in England is a small reminder of the US Army Engineers' presence in the area in World War II. A small stone 'Castle', taken from the Engineer's badge, was said to be one of two constructed at the entrances to Nettlebed Camp. This was a camp used by US Engineers as a training base set in the woods of the Chilterns north of Reading and near Henley. On it is a sign saying 1942 - 343rd Engineers US Army, probably the unit which built the camp.
If you Google, Armonde Casagrande 343rd Engineer, that should show what happened there.
I'm getting my popcorn for this one......