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ANZAC Day (25 April) got me thinking.

So, I took a camera and went for a walk around my city of Canberra , took some photographs, and documented the fruits of the exercise.

A little-appreciated aspect of Australia's leading cultural icon, the Australian War Memorial -- the most visited public museum in the country -- is the avenue in front of it.

Please have a look at my photo documentary of ANZAC Parade and its military memorials that front the AWM.

A few other places got caught up on in this enthusiasm:
the HMAS Canberra (1927) memorial needed a picture, and the nearby Australian Merchant Navy Memorial was part of the same genre.
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Peter

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Previous Entry :: Next Entry Mood: Contemplative Read/Post Comments (0) Share on Facebook		2005-05-10 11:34 AM My ANZAC Day project ANZAC Day (25 April) got me thinking. So, I took a camera and went for a walk around my city of Canberra , took some photographs, and documented the fruits of the exercise. A little-appreciated aspect of Australia's leading cultural icon, the Australian War Memorial -- the most visited public museum in the country -- is the avenue in front of it. Please have a look at my photo documentary of ANZAC Parade and its military memorials that front the AWM. A few other places got caught up on in this enthusiasm: the HMAS Canberra (1927) memorial needed a picture, and the nearby Australian Merchant Navy Memorial was part of the same genre. _____ Peter Read/Post Comments (0) Previous Entry :: Next Entry Back to Top