dinosaurs at the Melbourne Museum |
my nephew and I at his sister's wedding-yes purple was the theme |
gorgeous niece (not the bride) with Mr Pickings |
inside the rightly famous Bendigo Gallery |
Mr Pickings's burger on crockery made especially for the Gallery by Bendigo Pottery |
beautiful blue walls in the Gallery - oh and some nice artworks! |
very fascinating sculpture by Patricia Piccinini |
how beautiful is this cake? |
a rare sighting of the Pickings clan outside Burch & Purchese |
I don't need to say anything here really |
edible wall at Burch & Purchese |
chocolate shop in Daylesford - Sweet Decadence at Locantro |
Mr Pickings having high tea at Cafe de Beaumarchais - ok I was there too:) |
one of the Art Series hotels in Bendigo; fab place but rooms weren't big enough to swing a cat! |
selfie in our tiny hotel room; Oscar Wilde quote on the pillow |
church outside our hotel in St Kilda - so pretty and so quiet |
Arthur Boyd fridge at Bendigo Regional Gallery |
famous cafe in the Dandenongs; go for the atmosphere rather than the food I'm afraid |
who can resist Puffing Billy? |
Looking at these photos, I am getting itchy feet! Mmm I think Christmas is sounding like a great time to visit again.
I've been salivating over the dessert and high tea.
ReplyDeleteThe high tea was really fabulous !!
DeleteAh yes, you've got to love Melbourne for all that it has to share. Um.... maybe not the weather. Lol.
ReplyDeleteIt was so hot down there. I was hoping for cooler weather. :)
DeleteWow don't you and Mr P look glam:) Lovely pics and thanks for sharing - Sherry.
ReplyDeletethanks rachel. it was a lovely wedding; the bride and groom changed 4 times!
DeletePurple really is a challenging colour for most people. Your nephew managed the theme very well. Yes, the Melbourne food scene is the best in Oz. I do love the look of those gorgeous meringues xx
ReplyDeletehi Charlie
Deleteit was a gorgeous wedding and everyone dressed accordingly. the cakes at B & P are divine!
Oh this post makes me homesick for Melbourne. It's where I lived for the first year I was in Australia. Did you sit with your legs out the window on the Puffing Billy?
ReplyDeleteI was shocked at the naked family at the Melbourne Museum. You wouldn't see that in ANY American museum. Nosireee. :)
Didn't go on Puffa this time. Just did some train spotting. It was a weird mutant naked family in the gallery kinda scary!
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