
The photo was taken some years ago at Gallipoli and I would like to dedicate this desktop to these two Australian servicemen, killed in action in 1915.
I found the grave stones of Lieutenant Richard Thomas Francis Seldon and Trooper Charles Henry Edgeworth at Gallipoli. Both these men had been the subject of research by friends of mine.
Charles Henry Edgeworth was a member of the 6th Australian Light Horse Regiment.
Richard Seldon wrote home to his mother regularly from when he first enlisted until the morning of the day that he died, when he wrote............."very shortly we will be going into action and ere this letter reaches you no doubt the Sydney press will have full particulars of our work. Anyhow, I am quite ready for anything that happens and after this coming fight I think it most probable that we will be taken out of the firing line and given a chance to re-organise".
Little did he know the horror that awaited them.
Lest We Forget
This widescreen desktop can be saved by clicking on the image to enlarge. A regular size desktop can be found
HERE.Thank you to Judy for the military buttons and the Flanders Poppy. Judy's lovely scrap kits can be found on her
BLOG.We have a selection of Remembrance Day cards in our Gallery and on the Card Site.
See links at the left.Please have a look and enjoy!