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| + | ==Cowra - NSW : Japanese Memorial Garden== | ||
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| + | <td>[[Image:Australia_-_NSW_-_Cowra_1_-_Val_and_George.jpg|thumb|150px|Submitted by Val and George]]</td> | ||
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| + | "The tranquil Japanese Garden in Cowra is exceptional. It covers a large area and is laid out to draw the eye from one area to another. Each plant/tree is numbered and so is easy to identify from the pamphlet supplied." | ||
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| + | © Val and George 2009 | ||
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| + | Extract from Val and George's Cowra article in the Family Tree Forum Online Magazine, June 2009 Edition. | ||
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Revision as of 10:43, 15 June 2009
Canberra : The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Adelaide : War Memorial Monument
Cowra - NSW : Japanese Memorial Garden
"The tranquil Japanese Garden in Cowra is exceptional. It covers a large area and is laid out to draw the eye from one area to another. Each plant/tree is numbered and so is easy to identify from the pamphlet supplied."
© Val and George 2009
Extract from Val and George's Cowra article in the Family Tree Forum Online Magazine, June 2009 Edition.
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