Photographer’s new book tells the stories behind Canada’s war graves and monuments
HALIFAX — Nova Scotia author and photographer Len Wagg was on his day off 30 years ago when he discovered how powerful and poignant a war cemetery could be.
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HALIFAX — Nova Scotia author and photographer Len Wagg was on his day off 30 years ago when he discovered how powerful and poignant a war cemetery could be.
The 15-meter-tall solid towers stretch along 12 kilometers of riverbank near the Indian border, at the site of the future Gelephu Mindfulness City.
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