Singleton residents joined returned service men and women and personnel from the Singleton Military Base for the annual dawn Anzac Day service.
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Anzac Day service was moved inside the Civic Centre after 40mm of rain fell in town between the Dawn Service and the Anzac Day march.
Singleton Heights Public School students march on Anzac Day.
Fortunately the heavy rain that hit the district later in the morning held off for the service.
As many of the diggers who fought at Gallipoli were from farming backgrounds they would have appreciated the fact that after 10 days of warm, dry autumn weather the rain had arrived in time to improve the season for those on the land.
Singleton Anzac Day dawn service
Singleton Anzac Day dawn service
Singleton Anzac Day dawn service Peter Knight conducts the town band.
SOLDIERS: Anzac Day March down John Street.
MARCHING: Town Band providing the music for March.
VETERANS: RSL Sub-Branch President Mick McCrone.
MARCH: David deSomer with Mavin and Phil Fletcher.
ANZAC DAY: Soldiers marching along John Street.
HIGH SCHOOL: Singleton High School students gather before the parade.
WREATH LAYING: Arthur Francis lays a wreath at the cenotaph.
CHEERING THOSE MARCHING: Georgia and Zahara Tritten before the parade.
Amy Pascoe with Elizabeth Kennedy.
David Walker leads the town band during the Anzac march.
Troy and Emilia Hollis
PATRIOTIC: Cousins Jack Thomas and Aidan Martin wave their Australian flags on Anzac Day.
Chaplain Mark Hinton speaks a prayer at the dawn service at the Lone Pine Army Barracks.
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