When the soldiers and nurses of Ballarat left for World War One, Tilly Thompson and the Lucas Girls found special ways to honour them. Three Thousand Eight Hundred and One Trees (and each one has a name) tells the inspirational story of the origins of Australia’s longest Avenue of Honour and iconic Arch of Victory.
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When the soldiers and nurses of Ballarat left for World War One, Tilly Thompson and the Lucas Girls found special ways to honour them. Three Thousand Eight Hundred and One Trees (and each one has a name) tells the inspirational story of the origins of Australia’s longest Avenue of Honour and iconic Arch of Victory.
| Weight | 0.250 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21 × 21 × 0.3 cm |
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