[Do Not Make Fun Of His Ears]

Photos at link.

Can't post here due to copyright issues.

[Do Not Make Fun Of His Ears]

Sorry!

LINK

[JennysCool]

Just wow. Thanks for the post!

[ladyvet]

Thanks, great pictures.

[brytlea]

Interesting comments too. Thanks for sharing these.

[wagglebee]

Incredible pictures!

[NEWwoman]

Great post - tweeted the link.

[WayneS]

The images are simply amazing.

Thanks for posting the link.

[QBFimi]

“We taught the Germans a lesson in 1918, and they’ve hardly bothered us since then.” Tom Lehrer

[Churchillspirit]

Great pictures....thank you.

Freedom is never free.

[lurk]

And now, 70 years later, the Brits are surrendering to Islam without a murmur. They fought bravely then, and their grandchildren are handing it over.

[Pecos]

They appear to be Kodacolor prints. Much more dramatic coloring than current technology. Does anyone have any definitive info on that question?

[SpaceBar]

Perhaps not totally relevent, but Michael Savage made a statement the other day reminding listeners that although we usually see only drab black and white photos of that era, people tend to forget that it was a technicolor day complete with blue skies and singing birds while the crematoria belched out smoke behind the wire.

[SuziQ]

Amazing pictures. The color makes the damage seem even more devastating than seeing it in B/W. I’ve always been fascinated by the resiliency of the British people during that time, and have watched in sadness, the decline of that culture. It seems the war just beat them down, giving what they had to endure, beginning in 1940. They lost a lot of their faith in God and man, allowing them to slide, morally, and culturally, over the last 60 years.

[GourmetDan]

Reminds me of that song, “In Color”

Grandpa and grandson are looking at old B/W pictures.

Of course, the tag line is, “You should have seen it in color.”