It’s been a while. And by a while, close to 2 years… Lots has happened in that time! And if you’ll give me your time, I’ll bring you up to speed. Plus – where we are going to next! So get ready…
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Melbourne Mondays – It’s Easter
It’s the week leading up to Easter and whilst most people are spending it based on chocolates make sure you know the real reason behind the tradition.
Reflections
Warm Up This Winter at the Queen Victoria Night Markets
The guide written, it was time to test it out. Can we get the best out of the night markets? Turns out… it can. Continue reading
Things To Do In Melbourne: The Domestic Traveller Guide To The Queen Victoria Night Markets
The Queen Victoria Night Markets are on again for Winter 2016 and here are the steps you need to take to get the most out of your experience! Continue reading
A weathered Brunch at Tower Cafe
First, let me paint the scene for you..
It was a typical Tasmanian Winter late morning – dreary and overcast, with the leaves just sopping with rain. Just finished an early shift at work and with a hot coffee and food in the front of my mind, and my mum having a day off work, the idea of a spontaneous brunch out became a reality.
A pretty standard outing, yet with an especially great reward.
Road-Tripping to the Valley
After pushing through a long week of work a day off couldn’t just be spent with my feet up, eating large quantities of food and watching day television re-runs.
With this weekend just been marking one month since returning back to live in Launceston, Tasmania from Melbourne, I thought a day trip out to my childhood area of Tasmania – the Meander Valley – for an afternoon of Indie Folk music and (had to get it in my day off somehow) large quantities of food.
The ever-breathtaking hour long drive out my Uncle and Aunty’s cafe/the day’s sold-out music venue, Marakoopa Cafe in Mayberry, was met at the end by a fantastic group of 30+ Sunday music enthusiasts not deterred by a 13-degree day merely a week after the state (and especially the area of Meander Valley) suffered some of it’s worst floods and rainfalls in history.
Dandenong: Dandenong Pavilion
The rumours are true. There is a secret menu. And it’s here to stay.
Location
The Dandenong Pavilion is like finding a spare $50 in a pocket of an old jacket when you’re budget has run out. Unless you’ve been in that situation, you cannot begin to fathom the awesomeness of such a find. Nestled in dandenong, this place is a true delight that’s worth taking the time to step into.
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Melbourne: Food Republik
On nights when you just want steak and after a hard gym session, letting someone else make food decision on your behalf is definitely not a good idea. If, however, you want an option that hits the protein and carb spots, then Food Republik is the place to be! Continue reading
Melbourne: Heart of St Kilda Concert
Every year, there is one concert that’s really worth it. One that I’m willing to break my self imposed rules to attend. Never has a festival had such an amazing line up of comedians, local favourites and the true heart of the suburb of st kilda. Continue reading
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