Sunday, 7 June 2026

 


A street in the suburb, Seddon...loved the trees...


...and the quaint houses...


We met Margaret for brunch at this amazing Turkish cafe, Advieh.....great food and friendly staff.


We had a short walk afterwards ...


Pete and I enjoyed catching up with Margaret and are so pleased that she is feeling more at home in Melbourne.

Saturday, 6 June 2026

 


Jeremy and Paul came over for dinner this evening...great to have so much time together and catch up on all their news. Monty enjoyed their company too...


Friday, 5 June 2026

 


Today was Jeremy's birthday....we met him for brunch at one of his local cafes ....South of Johnson, on Oxford street in Collingwood. Absolutely fabulous cafe, warm and cosy inside and delicious food. 


We all had a wonderful evening at Julie Restaurant in Abbotsford Convent ....again sensational food ...Pete and I have been there before and we were once again so impressed with the food and the service. So nice for us to be together for Jeremy's birthday.

Thursday, 4 June 2026

 


A little chill in the air but no rain...off on a walk with Monty...


Walking in Newport Lakes Reserve which is only a 5 minute walk from Chris and Michelle's....absolutely beautiful parkland...there is a large area where dogs are not allowed (even if they are on a lead). Pete and I hope to explore that area on another day.



Wednesday, 3 June 2026

 


Pete and I arrived in Melbourne today, we will be staying for a couple of weeks. We are keeping Juno and Monty company while Chris and Michelle are in London. Juno has become very friendly and affectionate since we saw her last.


Monty is always pleased to see us...such a happy dog.

Saturday, 30 May 2026

 


8am at City Beach this morning...winter is wonderful, no crowds....


I feel so lucky to have these lovely ladies as friends ...we all love the beach, the walk and then the swim    (which is sometimes just a frolic in the wash of the big waves).


Thursday, 28 May 2026

 


This is a fabulous photo of our golf course , the Western Australian Golf Club. obviously taken from a drone and posted onto Instagram.