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FNMilk
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Anzac Day

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25th April is Anzac day. Right now, it is early morning on the 25th on the other side of the world. Australians and New Zealanders are just waking up and many will probably go to commemoration services.

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But as year follows year, More old men disappear,
Someday, no one will march there at all
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God Bless them all.
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thought about Anzac day/Gallipoli as i listened to The Pogues version of "And the band played Waltzing Matilda" on the way to work today.
quite a few versions out there on youtube.
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and a thought for the All Black/Ulsterman Dave Gallaher from Ramelton who came all the way back just to die in the trenches, i think at Passendale.
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H'woodMike2umate wrote:and a thought for the All Black/Ulsterman Dave Gallaher from Ramelton who came all the way back just to die in the trenches, i think at Passendale.
Indeed.

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