We decided that there should be proper pitstop at Melbourne before we embark on to the Land of the LOTR so that the children and the veterans can have a proper rest. Likewise, Sydney will be the pitstop when we get back from New Zealand.
Besides, my sister in law just moved there. Hence, it make sense to spend some time in one of the world's most livable city.
On a personal note, Melbourne no longer excites me given that this is my fourth visit. On the other hand, the kids love the Royal Botanic Garden as they get to run around. Jeremy is seen here running around and enjoy the great space provided by the 38 hectares of landscaped garden. consisting of a mix of native and non-native vegetation including over 10,000 individual species. They are widely regarded as the finest botanical gardens in Australia, and among the best in the world. However, the gardens are also noted for their historical contribution to the introduction of invasive species.
Everyone pacing themselves towards the sandy beach at St Kilda. It was a very windy day, a prelude to the harsher weather in Kiwiland.
"Living" statue in the middle of Market Street.
And simply love the Christmas decoration in a Melbourne Mall. I think its the Strand.
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