Brighton Savoy Melbourne

... in the evenings you have to sit at the bar. I defy anybody stuck in a bar not to drink eventually.
This night became a perfect example of what I mean. I came down to the bar area with a full intention of reading some brochures, etc. and planning the weeks activities. The last thing I wanted to do was drink. The killer game was a tiny spark that started an explosion. First I had the complimentary wine. Then I sat with the French people I had met a few days ago, and they ...

So today i am in Melbourne, and guess what is on??? SEXPO an international sex convention!!! amazing!!!

so as we were walking to the Melbourne Exibition Centre it starts raining, Hard, just like in E ngland.

It was hammering down in the middle of their summer, well we took shelter in a lovely bus stop. once the rain had stopped we continued onto the exibition centre. AUS$25 gets you entry and, basically it is a exibition of sex!!! however it is not women ...

... we read your supposed to 'validate' your ticket whenever you get on a tram by placing your ticket in a little green machine, which we did but nobody else did for the rest of the day so we're not sure if their all sponging a lift or what really. We got off in the city and had a wander around looking at Flinders St train station which is their equivalent of Grand Central Station in New York. After that we had a wander somewhere else and decided to jump on the free circular tram ...

Back to the city again! This time we began at the Immigration Museum where we spent a couple of hours. All the museums we've visited in Australia have been so well presented and value for money. I could have stayed at this one all day, reading the stories of all the ...

... Fiordland National Park where we
head through the Homer Tunnel (D'OH!) for our first view of Mitre Peak
and Milford Sound. Then it's all aboard the Milford Wanderer, for an
overnight cruise taking in all the beauty of the fjord. There's the
chance to kayak and see whales, dolphins and penguins along with
towering mountains and breathtaking waterfalls. It'll be an evening to
treasure! (B,D)
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia michellema

... outside. When we returned to the van all was well and there were no leaks. We returned to Bella Vista, had supper and tucked in for the night. At least the heavy rain put out the last of the bushfires . March 15, 2009. The night had been cool but we were cosy and after breakfast we headed out to see more of the peninsula. Again the weather was iffy and our stops included one at Flinders where we had our usual latte and flat white coffee. We wound up at Point Nepean ...

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... city to get something to eat and have a look around. We walked up and down one of the main streets for a while and then decided to eat at one of the outside-seated cafés. We both ordered a T-bone steak with chips and salad for about £10 each. The Worcester sauce they brought out with it was really watered down and just tasted like brown water with a bit of vinegar in it or something. The chips had that taste of cooking oil where ...

... nights hangover. And with a ******* devil child kicking the backs of your seat on the plane. And then not being able to check into your hostel for another 6 hours. And then finding somewhere to sleep and having to listen to Taff shake the building with his snoring. You get the picture, but was a bit of a different to what we'd imagined. I'm actually staying with my family who like in Melbourne - but we're leaving today for Sydney. I'd like to say a BIIG BIIIG Thank you to Gregg, Kim ...