in honour of captain matthew flinders! this man circumnavigated australia.
flinders street station, hub of melbourne's transport system, in the day.
federation square, which is like esplanade.
i was trying to catch myself on the big screen too
the gulls seem ravenous; in eager anticipation for food
ferris wheel and carousel are my two favourite rides in a carnival
off we go in a teacup, and watch everything turn into blurry rainbows
leap into a dream world of music.
and feel like an angel in the sky
it's a beautiful day
the sun is shining
i feel good
and no-one's gonna stop me now, oh yeah
no two bridges look the same; each has its own unique charm
chug-chug
where the australian open is played
no joke but i heard "rasa sayang.." being played on the speakers along the bridge. behind is telstra stadium which was once the olympic stadium.
tranquility, cool lifting breezes and all
hotel rendezvous melbourne. very renaissance. and i've always liked this name.
immigration museum. they call many things museum.
aboriginal artefacts along the yarra river
melbourne exhibition centre
the currents are really strong! and drinking holes line the yarra river. no one has ever dropped in in a moment of inebriation though.
along the boardwalk of prolly woodside maritime park. they were strolling, i was prancing. i seriously think my boots will not last me till the end of the trip.
display outside melbourne exhibition centre
broken clouds along the blue horizon
the sun is setting...
there is music all around
Can you hear it--it's the
the song of the sea.
peekaboo!
i was in absolute glee because my brother pushed me on the swing like he did when we were kids
anchored in air
national australian bank headquarters. very colourful. even the pavements surrounding the building are multi-coloured.
kinetic sculpture
new quay promenade. high-end waterfront living by victoria harbour.
victoria harbour
telstra dome, where sport clashes and entertainment extravaganzas happen
royal arcade, australia's oldest surviving arcade
we keep ending up at this little chinese eatery in a secluded alley of chinatown which serves great smoked fish, rice balls and dumplings whenever we just feel like snacking. i foresee more dumplings days ahead. they remind me of younger days when the family would feast on dumplings at people's park.
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