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Ghostgum Produce

Locality: Barrys Reef, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 409 588 710

Address: Johnsons Road Wombat forest 3458 Barrys Reef, VIC, Australia

Website: http://Ghostgum-Produce.shopify.com/

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09.01.2022 From a veteran and always a timely reminder. 1. ANZAC Day marks the anniversary of the Gallipoli Campaign of WWI. ANZAC is an acronym for Australia and New Zeal...and Army Corps. It’s written as ANZAC, not Anzac. 2. Each year on the 25th of April we reflect on all Defence Force personnel, past and present, and the sacrifices they’ve made. It is a solemn day, treat it as such. 3. ANZAC Day is one of Australia’s most important national occasions. It marks the anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces during WWI. 4. Traditionally, Rosemary is worn on ANZAC Day. Rosemary is found growing wild on the Gallipoli peninsula. That’s why it’s significant. 5. The RED Poppy symbolises peace, death and sleep of the fallen servicemen/woman. While the PURPLE Poppy represents remembrance of the animal victims of war. The ORANGE Poppy represents the acknowledgement of the Service families, and also acknowledges the families’ loss due to veteran suicide. The WHITE Poppy worn between 1918 - 1939 symbolises the wearers’ commitment to peace. The BLUE Poppy represents our care, awareness and support for veterans battling the war within. 6. We commemorate ANZAC Day, not celebrate it. It's not a bloody party. 7. Not every serviceman/woman were 'soldiers'. Some were Sailors and Airmen. Please take the time to ascertain what Service they served in, and use the correct terminology. It means a hell of a lot to us!!! 8. They’re medals, not badges. They’re citations, not pins. 9. Medal recipients wear their medals on the left side of their chest covering their heart; family members/descendants wear the medals on the right side of their chest. If you see a woman with her medals on the left side of her chest, show her respect as she earned them. 10. Medals, ribbons and Unit Citations are EARNED, not WON. They are awarded to the recipient, not given to them. 11.It really doesn't matter which side you wear your Poppy on, as long as it's worn with pride. Traditionally, men on the left breast and women on the right. 12. Having a few drinks and playing ‘2 up’ is an ANZAC Day tradition. Do it with dignity. 13. ‘Lest We Forget' is an expression of remembrance, par excellence. It has dignified origins, and history. 14. The 'Ode' comes from the poem "For the Fallen", written by Laurence Binyon. The verse, which is commonly known as 'The Ode Of Remembrance', is as follows: "They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them." Lest We Forget

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