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Our apartment had a nice view of downtown Melbourne |
The Exhibition Hall is one of Melbourne's great old buildings |
The Melbourne Museum features the work of Lin Onus. Here is a signature dingo. |
Lin's son Tiriki and Michael Eather have created a flotilla of stingrays. |
The seventy stingrays are a memorial to the renowned Australian artist. |
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The Royal Botanical Gardens are very colorful. |
This lake in the Gardens is home to many birds. |
One of the lake's black swans. |
Excessive population growth of the fruit bats (flying foxes) is becoming a problem. |
A view of downtown Melbourne from the Yarra River. |
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This bronze sculpture is named Three Businessmen. Rumor has them working for BHP. |
Drinks break at the cricket features a large Gatorade. |
An interesting Lin Onus canvas. Lin's burial totem is in the foreground. |
The painting on the left is by Ginger Riley (of Ginger and My Third Wife...) |
The Levy's and Maxwell's at the Australian Open Tennis Tournament. |
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All the press camera's were pointing in one direction - toward Anna K. |
When Anna K. made her exit so did the press. |
You can get close to the animals at the Healesville Sanctuary. Here is an emu. |
Here is a koala in a gum tree at Healesville. |
A couple of kangas take a break at the Melbourne Zoo. |
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Sorrento is located on Port Philip Bay. The water is very calm. |
The Southern Ocean is on the other side of the peninsula less than two miles away. |
The Shrine of Remembrance is a Melbourne landmark. It memorializes Australia's war heroes. |
Fitzroy Gardens in East Melb. This used to be Lew's commute to work on Collins Street. |
The city Library seems to be experiencing a sinking problem. |
