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The Flame of Hope Memorial is dedicated to the memory of Prisoners of War, Missing in Action and those killed in the service of their country.
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The Flame of Hope was dedicated in 1972. The flame was extinguished in 1973 and replaced with a bronze "flame", but in 1984 the flame was reignited.
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Near the entrance to the Flame of Hope Memorial Park is a historic marker
for the Eastern Shore Chapel that was built near there in 1754.
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After leaving the Flame of Hope Memorial, we drove further north to take a photo of this F-15 Strike Eagle that is parked alongside Oceana Blvd.
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We made a quick stop at the Commissary to get a couple of things that I forgot yesterday
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before we went back to the RV.
After lunch we gave Tinker a bath outside - we put him on the picnic table to wash him. He is white again - he was looking a little grey instead of white.
It was another hot day - our high was 99° with a heat index of 107°. Our outdoor thermometer was registering 107-108° in the shade under the awning, so it was registering the heat index. It's supposed to be just as hot if not hotter tomorrow, but a cold front is coming through tomorrow night and should cool things down a little.
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