Walking to work this morning.
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Ace things about Melbourne
- * Brunswick Street
- * Chapel Street Bazaar.
- * It has a lane named after rock band AC/DC and a swimming pool named after a Prime Minister who is believed to have drowned at sea
- * Its vibrant multiculturalism
- * Royal Botanic Gardens.
- * Shady Caroline Street in South Yarra
- * The disco balls hanging above Rankins Lane in the city
- * The domed reading room of the State Library.
- * The eucalyptus trees and old lamps beside the river near Fed Square.
- * The huge mural spanning the length of the side wall of Dimmey's discount department store in Green Street Richmond
- * The laneways, especially Degraves Street and Centre Place.
- * The old terrace houses in the inner suburbs.
- * The Royal and Block Arcades.
- * The street art (commissioned and otherwise).
- * The Victorian architecture, especially the interior of 333 Collins Street, the Olderfleet Building and the Melbourne Safe Deposit Building on Queen Street
- * The view of the city at night from the Swan Street Bridge.
- * The Windsor end of Chapel Street
- * There's always a festival or major event happening.
ethereal atmospheric shot...
ReplyDeletelove it!
ooooh, me likey...the fog is so dense that it couldn´t be much more than that.
ReplyDeleteUh-uh - I guess autumn is well and truly on the way for you!
ReplyDeleteThanks AWIP!
ReplyDeleteHey chrome. It was the thickest fog I've seen in a long time, although I was up earlier than usual. PThis was about 8am, but it was still quite dense when I got to the city around 8.30. Perhaps I would see fog like this more often if I didn't sleep until 8am on weekdays.
Hey Emm. Well, actually, no. We are only 6 weeks away from winter according to the calendar, but the weather has been unusually mild and warm. Today was a lovely sunny day and there's more to come this week. I haven't worn gloves or a scarf yet and I'm only wearing a light jacket in the mornings. Global warming, I suppose...
Oh okay! Well, Spring hasn't really sprung in the UK - we have flowers but not much in the way of blue skies!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteFL - that bridge just keeps on giving! you would have no idea about what lies behind the fog!
ReplyDeleteI used to work on the 50th floor of a tower in the city and some days you would have the fog with just the top of the buildings visible. very surreal.
Hi again Emm. Flowers are something at least. Actually, now I think of it, a lot of trees here still have most of their leaves (the ones that weren't shed during the extreme heat back in Jan/Feb anyway).
ReplyDeleteHello Jayne. Thank you.
Hey db. I know! Where would I be without it? On another bridge, no doubt. I couldn't see the Nylex clock from my window at home the fog was that thick.
I saw a photo recently of that very thing - the tops of skyscrapers poking up out of thick fog. It was cool and bizarre.