For gully_raker

[Lt. S.Kafloc]

This is the picture I was on about Barry in Valetta. Located in the botanical gardens but hidden in a far corner. Nearly missed it, it was the unusual shape that got my attention then I saw what it was. Very apt as on the Thursday or Friday they were celebrating Gallipolli with people dressed up in WW1 uniforms handing out leaflets.



You can't see very well but the inscription on the bottom circle reads:
'WW1 Australian casualties buried in Malta'.
The circle above that one (middle) reads:
'WW1 New Zealand casualties buried in Malta'.

Then the names circle round each way from the inscription.

[gully_raker]

This is the picture I was on about Barry in Valetta. Located in the botanical gardens but hidden in a far corner. Nearly missed it, it was the unusual shape that got my attention then I saw what it was. Very apt as on the Thursday or Friday they were celebrating Gallipolli with people dressed up in WW1 uniforms handing out leaflets.



You can't see very well but the inscription on the bottom circle reads:
'WW1 Australian casualties buried in Malta'.
The circle above that one (middle) reads:
'WW1 New Zealand casualties buried in Malta'.

Then the names circle round each way from the inscription.

Many thanks for that Neil!
I was not aware of any Anzac memorial on Malta so that came as a pleasant surprise.
Sorry no Rep as I have to "spread it around"

[Flying Officer Kyte]

Reped him for you Baz.
Rob.

[Nightbomber]

Reped him for you Baz.
Rob.

What an unusual memorial! I can hardly recall another such "dynamic" in posture. Thanks for sharing the photo, Neil.

[gully_raker]

Reped him for you Baz.
Rob.

Thank you Rob!