A small marble headstone sits in the rusty red outback dirt, a monument to two men described as "firm friends during life, now resting here".
Childhood mates who enlisted in World War I together, Richard Slingsby and James Renshall are spending eternity side-by-side in Ivanhoe cemetery, in far western NSW.
The diggers' lives are memorialised in just 40 words cast in stone, their humble grave bel...
