Friday, April 24, 2020
Anzac Activities
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What a lovely way to remember you Great Great Uncle, Anameka. This is exactly what Anzac day is about, doing things that help us remember those who went to war for our countries (New Zealand and Australia). Do you know much about your Great Great Uncle?
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He fought in Le Quesnoy, France. He died just one day before the ended.
DeleteI am glad to hear that you are finding out about those related to you like your Great Great Uncle Walter Watson. My grandfather went to the second world war and we remembered him during Anzac day this past weekend. We also made poppies, but I think your Lego display is fantastic and that you also made Anzac biscuits. Do you know if your Great Great Uncle had any medals from his war time?
ReplyDeleteyes he did get some medals, he was only 26 when he died
ReplyDeleteThat was a verry kind thing that you did to remember your Great Great uncle and all the other people that went to war to fight for our country did he get any medals and if so do you know how many? And i really liked the lego scene.
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