The marchers left Katoomba RSL Club about 7 am.
A commemorative service was held at Lone Pine Park Memorial Gates in Lone Pine Avenue at Leura at 8.30 am. Helen Thompson talked about Harold Brooks Davis, who joined the Coo-ees in the Blue Mountains, and who is remembered on this memorial, who she believes to have been the youngest of the Coo-ees to enlist, being only 16 years of age when he died in 1917.
Marchers about to leave the Lone Pine Memorial Gates at Leura 6/11/2015
The marchers then marched to Wentworth Falls where another commemorative service was held at 11 am.
Marchers at the service at Wentworth Falls 6/11/2015
A commemorative service was held at Lawson War Memorial at 2 pm, followed by lunch at the Blue Mountains Hotel, which was provided by the Lawson Combined Services Social Club.
Crowd at the service at Lawson War Memorial 6/11/2015
The marchers then marched to Springwood, where they arrived about 7.30 pm, just in time for another commemorative service at the Springwood War Memorial at 7.40 pm. It started raining just after the service.
Marchers arriving at Springwood War Memorial 6/1/2015
A BBQ dinner was provided by the Blue Mountains Vietnam Veterans & Associated Forces Inc., which was very much appreciated by the marchers.
The marchers stayed overnight at the Wentworth Falls Bowling Club.
Coo-ee March 2015 Re-enactment 