It’s the thrill of rock climbing / bouldering, and the ease of hiking – caving is definitely something I want to do again. Thanks to Diana, Richard, Nico for guiding us, and Karl for inviting me and taking photos. This was one aussome day trip.
Starting off with crumpets for brunch and ending with a delicious seafood claypot, I take Lillian on a tour in Melbourne CBD. This trip plan starts around 10:30am and ends about 7pm. Time is allotted for sleeping in. This post is dedicated to Beastie, her beef, and AliG because they’ll be missing out come December. Suggested pace: allegretto, a …
Melbourne’s Cityscape My first impression of Melbourne: old. I am expecting new, modern buildings, lots of green, clean-cut grass, blue sky, lots of space. What I observe is vintage – Victorian-style housing, restaurants that are narrow, the old tram system, and Flinder Street Station. Maybe it is the warm, yellow, rustic tones of the cityscape that contributes to the worn look. …
I tell them, Shoutout to Adrian and Europe 2013 ;P
A poem. Dedicated to Nadya, the poet whom I take literally too many times. Special thanks to Spirit Games of Ultimate Frisbee, and the Samurais of Werribee. in the depths of the Werribee forests fourteen warriors venture into unfamiliar lands they climb atop summits, drench in rivers as a clan, they stay but as darkness approaches so do the distances between them …
I have been missing in hiking action for the past 2 weeks, but that does not stop me from being in action. I have attended some social gatherings, explored some good vegetarian restaurants (future post), and enrolled myself in Wing Chun Kung Fu. Lunch with Fellow Expats
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