It is a 17th Century Scottish flag which she painted as a backdrop to a display game put on many, many years ago at Claymore. It was of the Battle of Winwick Pass , Preston Campaign 1648 and was put on by Gruber, Olley and Williams.
Jan encouraged my hobby ( she was a bit sus about fantasy gaming and felt I bought a tad too much lead but realised that a hobby is a good thing to have ) and was a wonderful wife and mother. Sadly missed.
So in her memory I am sharing pictures of the flag once more.
A wonderful flag (huge flag) and a good focus to have - always a difficult day, an anniversary - and helpful to focus on the good family memories. It shows the power of modelling as an absorbing hobby, a lead pile as ever balanced with all the demands of real life. Hope you have a good day.
ReplyDeleteI can only begin to imagine what a huge gap the loss of a beloved spouse would leave. All the best to you and your daughters for tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts are with you on this sad day , a great looking flag and great memories, Tony
ReplyDeleteVery sad, but also good memories.. you should replay the game again in memory.. maybe a reduced scale if it was a big one? :o)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful object to own, and a very fitting reminder of the life you shared Jan. I hope that seeing it again it triggers nothing but good memories of your time together.
ReplyDeleteBob
The flag is great, what an interesting memento. Keep the good memories, and our thoughts with you. She may have been right about fantasy - and the lead pile 😀
ReplyDeleteThat is a great find and a wonderful reminder of happier times. Keep this mind as you reflect on the good stuff you shared.
ReplyDeleteAll the best,
DC
Never fully gone as long as she is remembered.
ReplyDeleteNice memory Tradgardmastare.
ReplyDeleteMarvellous.
ReplyDeleteIn Sacred Memory...
ReplyDeleteA poignant day, and a happy find.
ReplyDeletePositive thoughts and prayers.
ReplyDeleteA great memory, thank you for sharing. Cheers Greg
ReplyDeleteYes, cherish the memories (sounds like you and your daughters do). :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful post, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteMichael
Wonderful remembrance object.
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