Got woken up just before first light for the dawn service. Was still cold as f*** and so uncomfortable. Also had dew on the sleeping bags too. It was a nice service but sadder when Steve was talking about it on the bus. It slightly warmed up after dawn but not much and we ha to line up for the rank port a loos that didn't flush since I'd been needing to go since about midnight but was too cold to leave my bag. Amazingly they weren't even that bad though in smell anyway. We then started our 1.2km hike up a steep ass hill to the lone pine cemetery for the Australian service. We got a seat in the grandstand and had about an hour to relax and try get more sleep. Wasn't tired after the walk though and only got tired as the ceremony started and I kept Nodding of throughout it. it finished by 11am an so we went to get a kebab for lunch. It was pretty dry and yuck but ok. We then started our walk to Chanuk bair where the new Zealand service was and where we were to be picked up after 2 sometime. We dawdled a bit because we didn't want to go to a third service. It was crazy the amount of hills there. Crazier that the kids had to climb up them with packs and guns. Lots of trenches around too that was interesting. I felt like I was going to die and bot sure how long it was but took 20 mins to the Turkish site and a further 45 to the meeting spot. We got time for a rest there though as or coach didn't get in till 3. We then drove back to the hotel to get our bus and the Koreans before heading onto Istanbul. It was an hour before our stop at burger king for dinner around 5pm before moving on for another couple of hours and listening to some people do iPod-oke. Felt so grosse and just wanted a shower but it seemed to go kind of quick. We got in about