VIC: Williamstown

I like the low hanging clouds

Williamstown is a suburb in Melburne, located south-west of Melbourne city centre. Surrounded on three sides by water, it's shoreline consists of piers, and previous maritime history. There are also cruises on Yarra River (from Southbank), giving scenic views of Melbourne's city skyline.

Does it remind you of Sydney?

Williamstown feels like Melbourne's answer to Sydney's Manly, complete with nearby eateries to enjoy the water view.

On every third Sunday of every month, from 10 am to 4 pm, one could check out the Williamstown Craft Market.

Side note: It's gone back to those cold/warm/cold/warm nights again - uggh.. need to get the right tempo to zzzz..

Ph(f)oto Friday: Aye aye Captain!

Looking good, in Lego - was here in Myers, Melbourne ;)


Side note: Need to get off my current addiction on chocolates

Ph(f)oto Friday: Greetings!

I saw this on my short walk to the train station one morning. It started with just "Hi Tara!" A few days later, "Aaron" was added to it.

The last I checked, "Aaron" was still there, but "Hi Tara!" (together with the smiley face) is no longer there, probably has fall off due to recent rainy days. It kind of reminded me of the name one holds when trying to pick up people in airport. ^^


Side note: Garlic prawns pizza with spinach and chilli flakes is yummy!

Ph(f)oto Friday: Liu Sha Bao (流沙包)

This has got to be my favourite bun! We never failed to order this when we went yum cha, just love the warm, liquid filling. ^^


Side note: If running against Coach D is a test, I have failed again and again :(

Ph(f)oto Friday: Dancing Men

Unfortunately nothing to do with Sherlock Holmes' story - The Adventure of Dancing Men but that was what came to my mind when I saw this.

Boney is an eatery at Little Collins Street, I was on my way towards Parliament train station and saw the dancing men. I have not eaten at this place though, maybe next time ;)


Side note: Craving for those road side nasi lemak in Malaysia :/