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The Anthrotorian

November 11, 2013

He Is Not Dead, He Is Just Away: Exploring A Canadian Cemetery in Italy

by Lindsay Shapka in History, Discovey, Travel


Moro River Canadian War Cemetery in Ortona, Italy
Moro River Canadian War Cemetery in Ortona, Italy

The night before had been one of those rare, unforgettable nights that had ended with falling asleep (passing out) fully clothed and waking up with case of the disoriented giggles, and a blood alcohol level higher than what would allow me to legally drive.

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TAGS: remembrance day, moro river, italy, ortona, travel, cemetery, Canadian cemeteries in Italy, Italian cemetery, Ortona Italy tourism, things to see in Italy, war cemeteries in Italy, history3


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