Monday, August 30, 2010

100th Anniversary of the Canadian Navy, May 4, 2010


We have had the privilege of  following the artist as he created this wonderful masterpiece. The statue is inspired by public gratitude for the service and sacrifice others gave in the Canadian Navy and is a gift from their fellow citizens and shipmates. It represents the special moment in sailors lives when they return from the sea to once again meet their family.

  At the 100th Anniversary of the Canadian Navy. There was a ceremony, parade and unveiling of three statues to celebrate this. In front of the statue's plaques were placed to commemorate Naval officers from across the country. It was an emotional ceremony and I thought it was so fitting when I saw this bouquet of flowers placed on one of the plaques. Here is a look at the article from the Times Colonist,
http://www.timescolonist.com/Gallery+Navy+Celebrations+Homecoming+statue/2986407/story.html

Flags for the Canadian Navy Centennial.
The Homecoming Statue
A closer look 
Lily of the Valley Bouquet

No comments:

Post a Comment