We walked round the graves listening to stories about the men (and some women) buried there, and then gathered at the lychgate for our two minutes' silence.
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| The first grave in the Karori services cemetery, 1918... |
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| ...soon followed by many others as the influenza epidemic struck. |
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| Memorial wall to those who died and were buried at sea |
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| The steps commemorate Rifleman Kane "and his comrades" who died at Passchendaele |
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| The inscription over the lychgate: "Peace with honour" |
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