know was this part i not only started really even i didn't know about something maybe on sunday army national guard has been your for your the biggest takeaway for me is the sheer interaction that i've had with the beautiful people here we live in in a cocoon we stay away from the very people we share a city with so i'm glad i interacted with the warring people here. this is called the darvill plant if you chop a bit of this grind it and drink its water every day it is safe to help with fever and controlling diabetes. we don't try to preach about. people when you come to this. part of our example you realize that there is so much of interaction between men and women who are people and how the community is going to land and their environment and that in itself is a lesson and it's probably through that experience that people like testing the food or drinking the water or taking a dip in the river and similarly in other experiences these are the kind of things that are told only through stories and no amount of preaching will help. charges participants a 1000 rupees for each of their walks experience

sunday closer. >> reporter: every may, members of the u.s. army's historic old guard place american flags at each of the more than 228,000 graves at arlington nationalt is a memorial day tradition. this sacred place was first used as a burial ground for casualties of the civil war, and it is from that war that the tradition of decorating the graves of those lost in battle was first begun and why for decades we called memorial day decoration day. in the 1950s and '60s, most every town, no matter the size, held a parade. the vfw and american legions marched along and were hailed by all. the memories of world war ii were still fresh, and lord knows people were proud of the job done and thankful for those who came home. yet, ever mindful of those who did not and even more mindful of the families who still mourned. a faded gold star in the window. wars since have been fought in korea and vietnam, the gulf war, afghanistan, iraq. as still more americans lost their lives serving their country, serving, service. what cannot be lost on memorial day is the idea that people in uniform, they do what they do to, yes, serve their country, but what they do is also