We’re back! Nick and I just adored Melbourne… we were thinking about moving down earlier last (!) year but this trip really confirmed it for us. The weather was perfect – it really felt like a Brisbane winter down there, funnily enough.
I took photos of the work on a few laneways… I wish I could contribute to them. Maybe in time ;)
That /war slogan is the coolest thing I’ve ever seen!
Glad you had a good trip. I love Melbourne. I’m thinking about moving there myself.
Hey thanks heaps for your comment on my blog – that’s so cool that you saw our building from the train line! I used to go past it and wistfully think I’d love to live there (or something) one day.
Meanwhile, your blog is awesome – just reading backwards over it now. You should totally move to Melbs. Although if the weather put on a nice show for you over xmas, don’t be fooled! We had some deceptively ‘nice’ weather of late. But don’t let that deter you :)
Cheers!
The weather was a little nippy, but I like bundling up in my husband’s jacket :P
Melbourne is an awesome city. I love it to bits.
Oh sounds like so much fun! Could you tell me where abouts you found these streets, Fafi is amazing! – but i can never find her work , ekk!
If you click on the images, it tells you what streets they’re on!!
:D
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YEAH! We moved to Melb a couple of years back.