Too much to show you to fit on one webpage.
Damn.
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At the races
This is outside the racecourse, and while it doesn't exactly protray the amazing ambeince of the crowd, it makes my outfit look fantastic. |
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Birthday Party Flyer
You'll recognise that pic of my from an earlier page on this webside. The entire day went off exactly as had hoped. For dinner we ended up at the best Mexican place in the city (country?), where the nachos are perhaps the best I've ever experienced. The joke about it being the 5th 21st is so I can say that I had a 21st birthday party in Australia (as you recall that they are really important here.) |
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Horribly, horribly terrifying
This is the enterance to Luna Park, the "Coney Island" of Melbourne. Unfortunately, it's is geared completely to kids and all the rides are lame. But for the horror factor of having this Death Clown face eat you as you enter the park almost makes it worth the visit. |
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The Birthday Party Attendees
There might be a few faces there you recognise; to me it's all my closest friends; I know each face so very very well. (except that guy walking by in the background on the right. Don't kno him either.) This photo brings a smile to my face every time. Australians are awesome. |
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Phillip Island
The day trip to Phillip Island, this is the end of the island, which they call The Nobbies. "The Nobbies" are the rocks out in the sea there, which are covered in seals, seagulls, and seagull crap.
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More Australian Signage
Also at the Nobbies, the seagulls are a real menace. (Although only to the tourists... they are actually a *protected* bird!) Just look at 'em in that previous picture. I can see the Death in their eyes... |
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The Great Ocean Road & The Twelve Apostles
Another typical day of weather in Victoria. I wish this photo did a better job of conveying the *grandure* of these massive islands. For instance, there are people on that beach down behind me, but they are simply too small to see in this pic. |
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