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renzo
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Pykey,
Later last night i watched the bbc tribute about Irishman Harry Gregg one of the survivors of the Munich Air disaster.
I think i am right in saying it was the first time he had returned to the scene of the disaster in all those years.
A superb programe, very moving and shows the inner strengh that people find in times of tragedy and in the years that followed.
Looking him up on Wikipedia it turns out he owned a hotel in Port Stewart.
Just to add that if anyone hasn`t seen it, you can watch it on the PC for the next six days on BBC iPlayer, would highly reccomend it, its only forty minutes that that remarkable man has lived with for fifty years.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/
Only avaliable in Great Britain though.
Stella
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07-02-2008, 06:25 PM |
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