Oh.My.Wow.

My Last Day as a Melbournian

It's my last day here. :( So I figured I'd flip back through my camera and post the weird, wonderful and uncategorisable pics that I haven't shown you yet.

This is 3CR, we went in for an interview Sunday arvo. So.Much.Fun. Will let you know when the interview is up on the Bo Banta site:

Awsome little penguin:

Weird, weird thing on a random porch:

My future car:

The cutest looking pub evvvvaaaah:

There's something so enchanting about Melbournes alleys and laneways...

I'll be back in Sydney tomorrow morning and blogging as usual ASAP!

Thanks for joining me on my journey.

Haylz x

The Bicycles of Melbourne

If there's one thing Melbournians do well, it's bicycles. They're freakin' everywhere, and they're freakin' gorgeous.

The bicycles of Melbourne are...

Retro...

Overgrown...

Cute...

Dapper...

Full of attitude...

Pristine...

And certainly cozy! (Seriously, even the bike lock is coveret in crochet!)

And I want all of them.

Haylz x

Market Day

So amidst all the crazy surprises and fun play times today I did manage to get to a couple of markets. First up: The Rose St Artists Market.

The Markets are relatively small, but boy were there some damn fine goods! I grabbed a couple of cards - one for Mum (it is Mothers Day tomorrow after all!) and a cute puppy dog one for Carly (See, at this point she hadn't turned up yet!) from Able & Game.

Next up: The Fitzroy Markets. These Markets are mostly second hand (first Sat of each month) - people attempting to offload their out of date wardrobe to hopeful punters. So. Freakin. Great.

Check out what I scored:

The skirt was only $5!

Last up: The Queen Victoria Markets. Fooooood, glorious fooooood...

And check out this darling booty I picked up at Harem/Babe in the Woods - a gorgeous little boutique full of kitschy goodness at the markets (apparently opening an online soor very soon!):

Haylz x

Prahran

It took me bloody ages to figure out how the hell to say the name of this place. It's pretty cool, Chapel St pales in comparison to Brunswick St, still it has it's own charm...

We started the day at Vegie Bar on Brunswick St where I ate this DELICIOUS treat (it took all of my willpower NOT to pick up the bowl and lick it to death):

Then the greenest tram stop EVER at Toorak Station, it's so pretty!:

I think this is actually the best street art I've seen thus for in Melbourne, it's on Chapel St and the colours are just amazing:

Chapel St Bazaar, filled with fantastic vintage goodies!:

The sexiest drum kit evaaahhh:

And a very peciliarly placed muffin on the way home:

Haylz x