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Ps: This site is monitored but not actively posting on a regular basis. Mostly these are stories & some photos saved from a defunct site known as Verdun Connections which was on MSN Groups initially then on a social network called Multiply.
I apologize for the URL I posted which was supposed to be of photos of the annual Irish walk to the stone at the foot of Victoria bridge commemorating the thousands of Irish immigrants who died from ship fever during the 1800s. However the 'Point' site changes pictures daily, which is incredible considering the work they put into it. Bill Cooper
Thank you for posting the pic,s walk to the stone..Pic #2 is Audrey mumford Baldo..nice to see it even if the sun does make the pic look shadowy and Pic # 4 is John Faherty laying the wreath and of course Francis Baddley singins the Canadian and Irish National anthems. Great walk in honor of the Irish who died in Montreal.
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I apologize for the URL I posted which was supposed to be of photos of
the annual Irish walk to the stone at the foot of Victoria bridge
commemorating the thousands of Irish immigrants who died from ship
fever during the 1800s. However the 'Point' site changes pictures
daily, which is incredible considering the work they put into it.
Bill Cooper
I saved the pictures if anyone is interested could post them here???
Shirley, that would be great in my opinion. Thanks.
Bill Cooper
"A child's hand in yours -- what tenderness and power it arouses. You
are instantly the very touchstone of wisdom and strength."
- Marjorie Holmes
Bill Cooper - the pictures are posted in an album called Walk to the Rock May 2004.
Thank you for posting the pic,s walk to the stone..Pic #2 is Audrey mumford Baldo..nice to see it even if the sun does make the pic look shadowy and Pic # 4 is John Faherty laying the wreath and of course Francis Baddley singins the Canadian and Irish National anthems. Great walk in honor of the Irish who died in Montreal.
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