The Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917 was hosting the Auckland Police Pipe Band for a couple of days. The band members and supporters (42 in total) came from Bazel Tattoo and have been on Flanders battlefield in the trail of the New Zealanders. Today they have been on Tyne Cot and Polygon Wood. Yesterday Messines, Plugstreet, Warneton/Waasten en Passchendaele.
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| a flax cross with an RSA Poppy and his picture |
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| A. Druitt from 2nd Wellington, died on October 4 1917 and has been visited today |
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| Messines, the memorial for the Missing |
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| the memorial at Messines |
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| ammunition on the battlefield is still coming up |
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| Essex farm, the site of John McRae |
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| Divisional Cemetery, a private visit to her uncle |
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| Tattoo time on the chateau grounds |
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| about 300 people attended this outstanding performance |
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| The Auckland Police Pipe Band together with the RBLS Passchendaele Pipes and Drums |
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| After the Tattoo here was a small gift by the 1st Alderman of Zonnebeke, Franky Bryon to the members of the band |
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