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This is a sad remembrance of the many orphan elephants whose parents were lost to poachers |
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This is a monument to the many animals used by man in warfare |
There were several touching monuments to animals in London. I think the British are very sympathetic toward animals. I've never seen anything comparable in the U.S.
I was surprised that Kensington Palace to open to visitors, given that it is used as a residence. There are an interesting exhibit about Queen Victoria, who grew up in the palace. The interior was magnificent.
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