I had the opportunity to visit the Hobart Cenotaph in Tasmania, Australia. It's a truly impressive landmark, standing tall and proud overlooking the city and the River Derwent.
As I approached the Cenotaph, I couldn't help but be struck by its sheer size and grandeur. The clean lines and simple design of the Art Deco obelisk create a powerful sense of reverence. It made me pause and reflect on the sacrifices made by so many Australians in various conflicts throughout history.
While I'm not Tasmanian myself, I was deeply moved by the local significance of the Cenotaph. It serves as a focal point for the community to come together and remember those who have fallen. Witnessing firsthand the respect and solemnity with which people treated the monument left a lasting impression on me.
The Cenotaph isn't just a historical landmark; it's a powerful symbol of remembrance and gratitude. It's a place for quiet reflection and a reminder of the importance of peace. If you're ever in Hobart, I highly recommend taking some time to visit the Cenotaph and pay...
Read moreA lovely walk to the Cenotaph and very soothing views. You can park you car near Botanical garden and walk about 15 minutes through the remeberance garden or park in city and walk through the under-street roundabout through the rose garden (these are beautiful and peaceful) across the bridge. There's no restroom around but plent open space for kids to play or just lesure around. I love the forever-lit flame, just so peaceful. Also you will get a aesthetic view of the Tasman bridge in...
Read moreA visit to the Cenotaph in Hobart with my horse Coda is a unique experience. Standing here in silence to remember our fallen is a humbling experience.
The pristine work that has put into this site is truly wonderful but at the same time respectful.
Lest we forget those who have sacrificed themselves so that others may live in a world more peaceful & free.
The Bridge of Remembrance a pathway to the queens Domain and Rose Garden from the Cenotaph, worth a...
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