Day 5 – Breakfast, chocolate and home
Melbourne is known for it’s cafe culture and laneways so it was a coffee shop in a laneway where we decided to have breakfast. On the walk over, Vanessa, Danielle
Lesbian, Australian, civilian, custodian, pedestrian, technician, ex-vespian
Lesbian, Australian, civilian, custodian, pedestrian, technician, ex-vespian
Melbourne is known for it’s cafe culture and laneways so it was a coffee shop in a laneway where we decided to have breakfast. On the walk over, Vanessa, Danielle
I got in to a bit of trouble because of how much I revealed last post, so for this one all I’m going to say is that we spent the
A slow start to the day meant that Kylie, Danielle and I had to play catch up with the group as they sped off to Brunswick Street. Brunswick Street is
When you stay in Melbourne you have to start your day with a cup of coffee because this city is the cradle of coffee love in Australia. We took a
When I heard that the Socceroos were going to play Argentina in Melbourne as preparation for the Asian Cup I knew I’d be there. The idea of seeing the skills
Continue readingDay 1 – Hanging Rock, wineries and Lygon Street
On a trip when there are a lot of people it’s hard to keep track of who is who when I’m mentioning names. This is a cheat sheet so you