1. The 60th Sheep Hills ANZAC Day Dawn Service 2016 on the Wimmera Plains, Victoria
© photos and text Jeanie Clark, enviroed4all® 2016

2. At 6am, the sky begins to lighten.
© photos and text Jeanie Clark, enviroed4all® 2016

3. People, band and marchers gather.
© photos and text Jeanie Clark, enviroed4all® 2016

4. The parade marches to the Cenotaph.
© photos and text Jeanie Clark, enviroed4all® 2016

5. Wreaths are laid.
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6. The sun comes up over the horizon.
© photos and text Jeanie Clark, enviroed4all® 2016

7. The service is held in the Hall.
© photos and text Jeanie Clark, enviroed4all® 2016

8. The service is a remembrance, led by the Warracknabeal Sub-Branch of the Returned Services League, and with music and song led by the Warracknabeal and District Brass Band. There is also prayer, and a guest speaker providing new insights.
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9. The Anzac Requiem is read
The Anzac Requiem is read. It reminds us that the ANZAC Day remembrance, may have begun with the Great War at Gallipoli that now covers many conflicts zones to today: where Australians have gone to aid others as combatants or as peace keepers: and some of whom may not have come home.
Palestine, the Middle East,
France, Belgium and southern Europe,
Asia - from Korea, to the southeast to Afghanistan,
and across the Pacific.
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10. After the service, a warm breakfast is served in the supper room.
© photos and text Jeanie Clark, enviroed4all® 2016

11. The band and many of those marching will go to the next ANZAC Day at Brim and then to the service at Warracknabeal - marching from the Memorial to ANZAC Park.
Lest we forget.
© photos and text Jeanie Clark, enviroed4all® 2016