The tragedy of Aberfan

The 40th Anniversary of the tragedy of Aberfan

[@exproggo]

I was 5 years old. I remember it being on the news and recall my parents being sad. It is my first memory of sadness...the point when you first realize that life can be cruel. My thoughts are for the lost ones.

[@scrumpyjj]

I was 12 years old when this disaster happend i,v visited the graveyard a few times it breakes my heart every time. and the NCB got away with this murder a total discrace some one should have gone to prison at least, we should never forget those poor children and there parents.

[@pinnell40]

im 46 never new but i still grieve for a lost generation

[@mitzi7416]

I remember my grandparents going to help in aberfan. I was too young to understand what was going on.

[@mrstaffytoots]

never forget them. RIP little sleeping angels xx

[@spd47]

May those poor souls rest in peace,RIP.

[@sianharry8053]

Bet they still have nightmares the poor people of Aberfan always in heart never forgotten sorry for the loss of the 144 people who died in my thoughts always

[@lancemckellar]

@anangelinurpocket Very moving video...thanx for sharing your story...take care.

[@silverbullet1759]

By far and away the worst disaster in the history of the country.

[@playgirl20078]

i went to c the graves one day and i think their absoultly beautiful rip all

[@SmileChicky]

so so so sad i wish they never died

[@pendantbabs]

a man made disaster, IT SHOULD NEVER OF HAPPEND, so heartbreaking xx.

[@bollockowithalob]

Who wrote this fortieth year poem? It's deeply moving. Flowers of Aberfan

[@MarleneSB]

They were here in Harlow Essex and I too filmed 2 songs with their permission, just search marleneSB

[@roycymraeg1]

Why did the producer of this video bother putting Titles on it?

[@pendantbabs]

yet again this disarster was the goverments fault, why? money thats why, what do they say? let the people of this country pay, by their lives or by paying taxes

[@cinnamonbrandylite]

Lord Roben said in 1971 that, all considered, his tenure at the NCB was a success. There was a man who knew the price of all things and the value of nothing. May I have ten minutes with him in Hell when my time comes, to tender my opinion. h.