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Monday, May 21, 2012

The Cheesecake Shop


Entrance to popular The Cheesecake Shop at Mornington

Just a small entrance
Opening to temptations
A world of delights

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Sunday, May 20, 2012

Shadowy Main Street


Main Street, Mornington during a rare break in traffic!
Admittedly, once summer has passed, the traffic "thins" in this town on Port Phillip Bay.

Warming to the day
Sleepy coastal Autumn town
Saved from summer crowds

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Saturday, May 19, 2012

Reflections and Shadows


Reflection and shadows on an office building in Main Street, Mornington

Cool blue and crisp green
Balanced reflections and shade
Public Nature's art


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Friday, May 18, 2012

Low Morning Clouds


Morning skies at Dromana beach

Dense and low white clouds
Like deep weighty decisions
A brooding morning

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Thursday, May 17, 2012

Village Green

This may appear to be a rather plain sign.
But not many areas in Australia display the British term "Village Green".
This is a community area.
In the summer, there are circuses and rides.
On Australia Day, on 26th January each year,
this area comes alive with a community breakfast - free - + family entertainment.
It is also the end of the popular Australia Day early morning bike ride from Safety Beach to Rosebud.
And every Sunday, the Rosebud Lions Club hosts a market.
All this is right by the scenic shores of Port Phillip Bay.

Seashore gathering
Taking time just to have fun
A village green charm

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Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Drying Process


Cormorants on rocks at Anthony Nose near Dromana on Port Phillip Bay.

Keeping wings in shape
Time for the drying process
Cormorant antics

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Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Funky Motor Mover!


Funky little motor mover outside Aldi in Rosebud.

Grey nomads have fun
Indulging in their passions
Bright and beautiful


Another view!
Black Caviar - sign on the back of the seat - is the name of a well-known race horse in Australia.

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Monday, May 14, 2012

Autumn Rose


Autumn rose blooming at Seawinds on Arthurs Seat mountain.

An Autumn beauty
Last sighs of the rose
A lingering kiss

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Sunday, May 13, 2012

Transporter Shadows


Shadows round the transporter at Point Nepean, Mornington Peninsula.
(The photo was taken in January 2012 - Australian summer time!)
The transporter is actually a tractor with open air carriages attached.
It travels round Point Nepean, allowing visitors to enjoy the scenery of Port Phillip Bay and Bass Strait without trudging the hilly terrain.
It also stops at points of interest along the way - the old quarantine area and the defense buildings.
(But now it seems that from 24th April, 2012 it was replaced with a 22 seater mini bus!)

Funky set of wheels
Atmospheric traveller
Fun experience

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Saturday, May 12, 2012

Pinnacle


Looking through the window of Pinnacle's gym at Dromana
Pinnacle offers a unique gym that specialises in muscular rehabilitation after injury.
This strange reflection effect is achieved by a mirrored wall in the gym.

Rehabilitate
Learning to settle the wheels 
Good living again

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Friday, May 11, 2012

Intense White Party


A view of my Dromana world from the higher level of my back verandah

Like a white party
Glimpse of white manouevring
Like a white hustle

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Thursday, May 10, 2012

Safety Beach Noticeboard

The Safety Beach noticeboard  near the beach is a special kind of sign for tourists and anyone who wishes to know the origins of the Safety Beach area on Port Phillip Bay.


The information about William Buckley is especially fascinating.
Unlike many white people in the early days, he adapted to the Aboriginal people in Australia, lived amongst them, and adopted their skills!
From convict to humanitarian!

He arrived a rogue
He wandered the wilderness
He became saintly

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