Give A lane A name
Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2011 8:39 pmHi guys.
Long been a thought of mine to name a lane after a serviceman whom you may known of who was KIA.
Idea was to take a name off the local war memorial and then adopt a lane close by.THere by making a local connection.
I have broken my own rules as in my mind I have adopted 6 lanes,where I made a promise to my self that when I visited these lanes I would stop and reflect on the person who was known to me. Makes each lane very important to me as a person and reason why I get frustrated as to some glib attitudes out there towards loss of lanes.
Being Military Wagons on the lanes sends a very strong message that these guys will not be forgotten.
Plus it tells the local pop that 4x4 is not all bad guys.
Long been a thought of mine to name a lane after a serviceman whom you may known of who was KIA.
Idea was to take a name off the local war memorial and then adopt a lane close by.THere by making a local connection.
I have broken my own rules as in my mind I have adopted 6 lanes,where I made a promise to my self that when I visited these lanes I would stop and reflect on the person who was known to me. Makes each lane very important to me as a person and reason why I get frustrated as to some glib attitudes out there towards loss of lanes.
Being Military Wagons on the lanes sends a very strong message that these guys will not be forgotten.
Plus it tells the local pop that 4x4 is not all bad guys.