It’s been a touch over three years since the coronavirus first came to Coonamble, and until recently there was not one public display of anti-vaccination or anti-covid sentiment.
But, on Tuesday 22 August, Coonamble received its first public display - albeit a brief one.
Early on Tuesday morning local residents Lisa Carr and Mark Zell began setting up what they called a ‘Forest of the Fallen’ outside of the Coonamble Visitor Information Centre.
The two are venturing around Central Western NSW setting up similar displays, first in Dubbo on 20 August . . .
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