Wild fires in California, USA. 11th Nov, 2018. Three crosses baring poppies placed in the sand on Gorleston beach, putting names to some of the heroes of World War One who left British shores never to return marking 100 years after the end of the conflict. Credit: Adrian Buck/Alamy Live News

Wild fires in California, USA. 11th Nov, 2018. Three crosses baring poppies placed in the sand on Gorleston beach, putting names to some of the heroes of World War One who left British shores never to return marking 100 years after the end of the conflict. Credit: Adrian Buck/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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