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Dawn service

By drdblogs on April 25, 2015January 4, 2018

ANZAC Day centenary The one hundredth ANZAC Day was my first. I had few expectations and less consciousness as I made my way along the shore in the dark, munching an ANZAC biscuit as an improvised breakfast. The reverence with which this anniversary is held is remarkable- thousands of people of all ages turning up

Posted in: ANZAC Day, dawn service, Mexico

food Lifestyle

ANZAC biscuits

By drdblogs on April 24, 2015April 24, 2015

Originally posted on Dr D in Oz:
Being the 99th anniversary of the Gallipoli campaign we made ANZAC biscuits. These were first made for the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps troops serving overseas in World War One, because the ingredients could withstand the long ship journey to Europe. Recent research by Adelaide food historian…

Posted in: ANZAC, ANZAC biscuits, ANZAC Day, baking, biscuits, history, remembrance

Lifestyle South Australia

Look both ways VIII- tramlines at sunrise

By drdblogs on April 19, 2015April 27, 2018

Tramlines in the early morning sun. One way bright, the other shadow. Jetty Road, Glenelg, South Australia. For the Daily Post photo challenge Lines..

Posted in: Glenelg, Jetty Road, South Australia, sunrise, tram