Says a lot. Today when we arrived here in Hurricane an elderly lady was standing on the sidewalk holding a WWII uniform clean and pressed talking with her later it was her husbands he has passed but she still holds his service to the United States high in her life. Small things on this ride making large memories for us. There is a missing man slot on this ride at the front of the group you are only allowed to ride this slot one time in your life if selected I was chosen to ride it into the Jefferson Barracks VA unit not sure what I can say about that right now but when/if you see the RFTW group try and notice the symbolism of that front group makes you think of lots of things that we should be thankful for. Seems like this is rambling on may post more later when I get it all written down and can be coherent about my thoughts will pop up a few more pics for the next few days till the end of the ride and we get back home do not want to eat to much bandwidth. To all you vets and partiots out there Thank you for your service and welcome home.
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Topic: Run For The Wall (RFTW) 2011 (Read 18439 times)