The marchers left the campsite at Boomey at 8 am.
Start of the street parade at Molong 26/10/2015
They had a street parade in which some of the local school children participated that started at 11 am and marched along Bank Street, with a short stop at the Town Hall to be welcomed by the Mayor of Cabonne, Cr. Ian Gosper. The parade then continued along Edward Street to the Coo-ee March Memorial Gateway at the recreation ground, where a commemorative service was held at 11.30 am. There was a large number of school children present, from Molong Public School, and St Josephs Primary School. Two banners had been made by the school children for the event.
Molong school children with two banners 26/10/2015
A delicious lunch of sandwiches, cakes and slices, and fruit, was provided by the Yarn Market Association Ltd at the historic Cobb & Co Coach House.
Marchers leaving Cobb & Co Couch House at Molong 26/10/2015
The marchers left the Cobb & Co Coach House at 1 pm.
Some of the support people took the opportunity to visit the Molong Museum, to look at a display on the 1915 Coo-ee March.
Some of the support people with Sue Milne at Molong Museum 26/10/2015
They then visited the Molong and district Servicemen and Servicewomen’s Portrait Gallery at the Molong RSL Club.
Some of the support people at Molong RSL Club 26/10/2015
The marchers arrived at the property “Stirling” on Belgravia Road about 4.30 pm, and set up camp for their overnight stay.
Setting up camp at “Stirling” 26/10/2015
Coo-ee March 2015 Re-enactment 