Luxembourg - American Cemetary 
The cemetery gate looked majestic.
The cemetery gate looked majestic.

The weather was quite fitting for the somber location.
The weather was quite fitting for the somber location.

I always like flags.
I always like flags.

Here you can really see the arc the rows followed.  I appreciated the footsteps on the ground. They seemed almost analogous to the cemetary itself, lasting reminders of those who'd passed this way before me but were now gone.
Here you can really see the arc the rows followed. I appreciated the footsteps on the ground. They seemed almost analogous to the cemetary itself, lasting reminders of those who'd passed this way before me but were now gone.

Jenny and I pose at Patton's grave, which is separated from the others in it's own area.  Yes, I'm trying to smile through my chattering teeth. ;-)
Jenny and I pose at Patton's grave, which is separated from the others in it's own area. Yes, I'm trying to smile through my chattering teeth. ;-)

Again, at Patton's grave.  This time Freddy (left) and Marcus (right), two of our German friends from the church, are posing for the camera.
Again, at Patton's grave. This time Freddy (left) and Marcus (right), two of our German friends from the church, are posing for the camera.

Up close and personal with Patton's cross.
Up close and personal with Patton's cross.

I liked the gentle arcs of the rows.
I liked the gentle arcs of the rows.

Here you can see the rock of remembrance on the right ledge of the star.
Here you can see the rock of remembrance on the right ledge of the star.

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