ANZAC

Our small town has an annual ANZAC Parade to commemorate all the servicemen and women who fought on our behalf. This year, the parade was cancelled as the police were needed for security in other areas. So, instead of the police closing the road, the good people of our town decided to go ahead and have the march from the Town Hall to the Cenotaph and use the footpath. The service was short, but so important that people could pay their respects and lay wreaths at the Cenotaph.

[Lou Ann]

A lovely collage of this important day’s events.

[Bep]

Good to commemorate this special day.

[tony gig]

Great collage...fav

[Peter]

What a wonderful heart warming story and collage Dianne, so nice to see the whole community young and old together remembering all those that paid such a high price for us:)

[carol white]

A lovely tribute collage

[arthur clark]

I'm sorry to say Anzac day isn't commemorated so much over here,I found out in the last six months my grandfathers two Australian nephews were killed 1917.

[Issi Bannerman]

So glad that people were able to commemorate this day, even though there wasn't an official parade. Super memorial collage.

[Pat Knowles]

Well done your town Dianne, you are all truly appreciative of their sacrifice!

[Fisher Family]

A super series of shots of this memorial event. It's so important that we remember and commemorate those who gave everything in the interests of peace.

Ian

[julia]

Great that the town came out to remember those brave soldiers.. Great series of photos.

[Dawn]

A lovely series of shots

[Marnie]

Great to see your town going ahead as usual with the commemorations.