Take that back!I am nearly as pedantic as you....but probably more argumentative and twitchy....
Take that back!I am nearly as pedantic as you....but probably more argumentative and twitchy....
Take that back!
The new memorial looks fantastic.
Decent
Interesting, how so?A nice memorial, just totally wrong location to me.
Interesting, how so?
I assumed it was here because the bridge has been a place of remembrance for the victims, with gatherings, a name stone and flowers left regularly. There was a temporary memorial board in this location for a while too. It appears to be the place people wish to come and remember their lost loved ones. Seems to have happened naturally so a rather fitting place for a permanent memorial I would have thought?
The toll bridge is an iconic historic part of old Shoreham. 1/4mile from the crash site. Granted, a memorial to those lost because of. some dickhead showing off and ****ing up can't really be sighted exactly,on location, it's just in the wrong place and undermines local history, which is ancient and significant.
My opinion says, when They build IKEA and whatever, they have slip roads with an overpass (not a roundabout) and the bridge gets the names/tribute . . .and/or an arch, to both, at a sub roundabout, south side of the a27, everyone entering the site will see, and it will be on the walkway east west . . . . .
I’m not sure it undermines the amazing history but I see what you’re saying. I think the spot they have placed it is nice and quiet and lends itself to silent reflection as oppose to the new roads and roundabouts that will be going up, which will be busy thoroughfares and perhaps not so suited to contemplation and remembrance.
The slew of Benidorm style blocks of flats engulfing Shoreham is doing more damage to our town in my opinion.
But yes, I get your take on it.
The toll bridge is an iconic historic part of old Shoreham. 1/4mile from the crash site. Granted, a memorial to those lost because of. some dickhead showing off and ****ing up can't really be sighted exactly,on location, it's just in the wrong place and undermines local history, which is ancient and significant.
My opinion says, when They build IKEA and whatever, they have slip roads with an overpass (not a roundabout) and the bridge gets the names/tribute . . .and/or an arch, to both, at a sub roundabout, south side of the a27, everyone entering the site will see, and it will be on the walkway east west . . . . .
And they're all personalised to reflect the different personalities of each of the victims. One has cat motifs because the person it commemorates was a cat lover and one has seagulls motifs because he supported the Albion.
I’m not sure it undermines the amazing history but I see what you’re saying. I think the spot they have placed it is nice and quiet and lends itself to silent reflection as oppose to the new roads and roundabouts that will be going up, which will be busy thoroughfares and perhaps not so suited to contemplation and remembrance.
The slew of Benidorm style blocks of flats engulfing Shoreham is doing more damage to our town in my opinion.
But yes, I get your take on it.
Not sure the need to debate the location
Great tribute
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