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By OldSaint on 12-Apr-20. Waypoint GA14725

To help us remember ANZAC Day - S41 09.470 E146 10.546

ANZAC Day may be a little different this year BUT we should not forget those that gave their ALL so we could enjoy the freedoms we do now

So this LOCATIONLESS cache will take you to a site where:

A Shrine is a clocktower built by immigrants in 1953 which represents the three military services.  The clocktower itself is built over the original World War One monument which was unveiled on Anzac Day 1924.

The design features include: The base represents the blue sea and is the outline of Tasmania. It was painted red by the local council some time after, according to Jernej Bajzelj. Out of the land rise three columns, presented as three open books standing upright. They represent the armed services of the army, navy and air force. On the inside surface of the columns, glass rectangles bear the names of the municipality's fallen of World War II. The three chains unite the armed services. Above the pillars is the four-faced clock, which sees in all directions. It represents time and eternity. At the apex is the Torch of Remembrance, kept burning to signify memory. At the heart of the shrine stands the 1914-1919 War Memorial Cenotaph. The central stone circle is blood- red and represents the altar of sacrifice. A laurel wreath hangs from the base of the clock, a symbol of heroes and victors. Woven into the leaves of European laurel are wattle flower heads in groups of three.

To log this cache, please post a screen shot using the "little man" on the GCA map to view the shrine; please only shots taken using the little man to view the shrine

The co-ordinates for this locationless cache are S41 09.470 E146 10.546

LEST WE FORGET

Congrats Sol de Lune on the FTF - well done.

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