In our adventures around Victoria, Paddy and myself travelled to Ballarat. Paddy went for this history, I went for the lovely, quaint, high tea and frilly cushions atmosphere that I'd heard so much about.
We stayed in a little cottage which is unashamedly designed for couples, semi-nude portraits fill the walls in the most delicate of fashions, the queen size bed is one you could fall into, there are delicate little tea cups and plates and a cd player with a selection of romantic tunes. Books of love people are splattered about and best of all, just by a bay window there is a personal jaquzzi for two, all very romantic. So we wandered through the town, exploring old pubs and theaters (a little disappointed by the pubs, though, very modern and sporty on the inside) and settled into our jaquzzi with a bottle of bubbly! Bubbles and bubbles all round.
St. Kilda, our new home
We actually live in Elwood which is about five minutes from St. Kilda, still, close enough
More Temples
Yes, you've guessed it, temples
Even more temples...
Ankor
The ancient Cambodian city
Cambodia - on the road
This is us after a 16 hour bus journey across cambodia.
frog, Thailand
Ko Chang, Thailand
A Room with a View
This was the view from our Hotel in Bangkok
Bangkok from the Airport
This picture is from our first glympse of Bangkok
London
Harboured resentment over possibly the worst picture of the Sydney Harbour bridge
I only had one shot, I was on a boat, I was far away... all just excuses
London again
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