1/66Families were out at Dawn in Edens Landing
WE PAY TRIBUTE FROM THE STREET
Families across the southeast stood at the front of their driveways this morning to pay tribute to the fallen.
2/66Tanya Glancy and family on their driveway at Logan.
3/66Maria Langley
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17/66Kirra
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22/66From Tracy Bochow
23/66Pat Vanden-Brik’s granddaughter Arabella helped decorate the fence at Edens Landing.
24/66Eight-year-old Robert Kaden pays tribute outside his Logan Central house, Picture: Richard Walker
25/66Poppies at Dawn at Carbrook
26/66Poppies at the Wiryuna Aged Care Centre at Carbook
27/66Pat Vanden-Brik and her grandchildren decorated their Edens Landing fence.
28/66Poppies made by Lucy Simmons placed on grass at the Wiryuna Aged Carde centre
29/66Pat Vanden-Brik and her grandchildren decorated their Edens Landing fence.
30/66Poppies made by Lucy Simmons placed on grass at the Wiryuna Aged Carde centre
31/66Poppies made by Lucy Simmons placed on grass at the Wiryuna Aged Carde centre
32/66A fence at Edens Landing where the entire street paid tribute
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34/66Eight-year-old Robert Kaden from Marsden Scouts outside his Logan Central house, They have built a flagpole to commemorate ANZAC Day - Picture: Richard Walker
35/66Eight-year-old Robert Kaden outside his Logan Central house. He built a flagpole to commemorate ANZAC Day - Picture: Richard Walker
36/66Poppies on a Fence at Beenleigh
37/66Eight-year-old Robert Kaden Marsden Scouts poses for a photograph outside his Logan Central house, He built a flagpole to commemorate ANZAC Day - Picture: Richard Walker
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39/66Eight-year-old Robert Kaden Marsden Scouts poses for a photograph outside his Logan Central house, Sunday, April 19, 2020. They have built a flagpole to commemorate ANZAC Day - Picture: Richard Walker
40/66Poppies by Lucy Simmons at Carbook
41/66Poppies at Wiryuna Aged Care Centre Carbrook
42/66Anzac Day on a fence at Shailer Park
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44/66Ready for the Dawn service at Edens Landing
45/66Caitlyn McClure laws a wreath at Windaroo Valley State High School
46/66Flags were raised at Windaroo Valley State High
47/66The national anthem was sung at Windaroo Valley State High
48/66Windaroo Valley state High
49/66School projects for Anzac Day
50/66Tributes to the soldiers
51/66Robert Kaden from Marsden Scouts with his family and the members of Logan Central Police.
52/66Division 2 Logan City Councillor Teresa Lane at Logan Central pays her respects.
53/66Division 2 councillor Teresa Lane with Robert Kaden
54/66Mic Noble at the Logan war memorial, where the service was cancelled but he organised a video tribute. (AAP/Image Sarah Marshall)
55/66Mic Noble at the Logan war memorial, where the service was cancelled but he organised a video tribute. (AAP/Image Sarah Marshall)
56/66Mic Noble at the Logan war memorial, where the service was cancelled but he organised a video tribute. (AAP/Image Sarah Marshall)
57/66Mic Noble at the Logan war memorial, where the service was cancelled but he organised a video tribute. (AAP/Image Sarah Marshall)
58/66Mic Noble at the Logan war memorial, where the service was cancelled but he organised a video tribute. (AAP/Image Sarah Marshall)
59/66Mic Noble at the Logan war memorial, where the service was cancelled but he organised a video tribute. (AAP/Image Sarah Marshall)
60/66Mic Noble’s white crosses at the Logan war memorial, where the service was cancelled but he organised a video tribute. (AAP/Image Sarah Marshall)
61/66Mic Noble’s white crosses at the Logan war memorial, where the service was cancelled but he organised a video tribute. (AAP/Image Sarah Marshall)
62/66Mic Noble’s tribute at the Logan war memorial, where the service was cancelled but he organised a video tribute. (AAP/Image Sarah Marshall)
63/66Mic Noble’s white crosses at the Logan war memorial, where the service was cancelled but he organised a video tribute. (AAP/Image Sarah Marshall)
64/66Mic Noble’s white crosses at the Logan war memorial, where the service was cancelled but he organised a video tribute. (AAP/Image Sarah Marshall)
65/66Mic Noble’s tribute at the Logan war memorial, where the service was cancelled but he organised a video tribute. (AAP/Image Sarah Marshall)
66/66Mic Noble’s tribute at the Logan war memorial, where the service was cancelled but he organised a video tribute. (AAP/Image Sarah Marshall)
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