A NSW Police band member at the 2019 Batemans Bay Anzac Day march.
The South Coast Police District has outlined several ways Eurobodalla Shire residents can keep the Anzac Day spirit alive during COVID-19 social distancing restrictions this year.
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Anzac Day services and ceremonies have been cancelled this year due to the pandemic.
"Attending war memorials and cenotaphs to lay wreaths will not be possible," a South Coast Police spokesperson said.
However, here's how you can keep the Anzac spirit alive:
- Watch the NSW Police Force Band perform a short ANZAC Day service on our Facebook page at 5am.
- "Light up the dawn". At 6am on Anzac Day, go to the end of your driveway or stand on your balcony and listen to a brief commemorative service. You can sign the pledge to light up the dawn at rslanzacspirit.com.au
- Bake some Anzac biscuits. Try this recipe: https://bit.ly/2Kp7gTB
- Have the kids complete this Legacy colouring competition: https://bit.ly/34YnFYC
- The NSW Government is also encouraging people to share videos reciting The Ode and post photos on social media using the tag #ANZACspirit
Batemans Bay Public School students with service personnel at the 2019 Batemans Bay Anzac Day march.
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