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Memorial Park Bulimba - a World War 1 Memorial

Memorial Park Bulimba is lined with fig trees that were planted in 1919 when the park was created as a memorial to local servicemen and women who gave their lives to defend our freedom in World War 1. Today the park has a very large playground enjoyed by many children and parents. Bulimba Memorial park is also home to the Southside Eagles Soccer club (formerly a Germanic Soccer Club). Children from under 7 and adults play soccer and train in the park daily.

Important!

Memorial Park Bulimba

LIFE AFTER DEATH

A living monument

To lives sacrificed in war

Children's playground

Haven for birds

A life of freedom enjoyed.

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Morning Walk in Bulimba

My morning walk in Bulimba along the Brisbane River and around Memorial Park. Video created by Animoto.com shows the morning sun streaming in through the trees from the East.

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