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| I'd had my morning fix of a bike ride with mates but the afternoon was booked by Sue to visit the local Mordialloc by the Bay - Food, Wine and Music Festival. |
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| In through the entrance we went after depositing one gold coin for the experience. |
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| People eating, drinking and listening to Jazz, Blues and Pop. |
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| Food, wine and beer stalls there for the tasting. Crepes at this one. |
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| Turkish pastries. |
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| Japanese dumplings |
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| Mordialloc is one of our Melbourne by the Bay suburbs. What a great setting on a perfect weekend for a festival |
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| Photographic Exhibition at the Mordialloc food, wine and music festival |
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| Possibly Mordialloc Beach |
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| Mordialloc Pier at night - about 3 kms from our home |
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| Dolphins in our Bay. |
Even though our plans for the future in our retirement drift from place to place, we have to admit that Melbourne by the Bay is a nice place to be.
Tell us - what delights did your weekend hold - do tell.
Looks like you had a good time. The weather here was pretty horrible and it is pouring down as I type this, so we had a quiet weekend at home. Have a good week Diane
ReplyDeleteDiane - quiet weekends at home sometimes can be the most joyous.
DeleteJapanese dumplings are delicious. :)
ReplyDeleteEvery four years (like the Olympics), my mother's family has a family reunion in a city that the majority of the cousins live in - Melbourne, Winnipeg or Tel Aviv. Expensive to get there, but great fun.
ReplyDeleteThis year, last Sunday, the family decided just to get together with local cousins. 200+ Melbournians turned up, armed with food, photos, family trees and memories. We saw images of the homes and towns that our parents and grandparents came from in the Ukraine.