Rosemary sprig laying, ANZAC Day, 25 April 2025, Tewantin

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TitleRosemary sprig laying, ANZAC Day, 25 April 2025, TewantinAdditional InformationAustralians wear or lay rosemary sprigs on Anzac Day. It's a symbol of commemoration for those who served Australia in wars, conflicts and peace operations. The tradition stems from rosemary bushes that grow wild on the Gallipoli peninsula in Türkiye.Date25 April 2025PhotographerHelen GriceImage NoT5001139T5001140T5001141T5001142T5001143

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Subject (Keywords)Remembrance

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LocalityTewantinEventAnzac DaySchoolAppleBerries Early Education Service CollectionGrice Family Collection

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Rosemary sprig laying, ANZAC Day, 25 April 2025, Tewantin