Great Photos.. Tanks-taken-over-by-nature

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Wow. Sad to think some of those hulks are the final resting place of some poor young guys, yet quite a few were very lovely with the fields of flowers surrounding them. Oddly a fitting remembrance site to those same youths.

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Some of them look like they could be restored. Great pictures too kinda gives me an idea for a post war dio.
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Reminds me of these: http://www.urbanghostsmedia.com/2011/08 ... peninsula/
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is surtain way it is just so sad to see history rott away
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