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Normandy 1944. Then and Now
Exactly as the title says, http://acidcow.com/pics/3772-normand..._204_pics.html
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THAT ... was fascinating! How the hell that guy could find out where all those locations were in order to take present day shots is beyond me!
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holy crap that was amazing. what a powerful collection of shots!
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Holy crap ... Bambi's alive!Originally Posted by Bambi
holy crap that was amazing. what a powerful collection of shots!
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Very cool link - just tweeted it; thx!
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What a fantastic series of images. It is remarkable to see the devastation these places went through only to survive and come back alive as if nothing happened. Thank you for sharing this. This is some great journalism. There are no amount of words that could ever explain or show what these photographs are saying.
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