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Here's another one in main st Mornington - Zen Living - lots of laughs, oooh's and ahhh's - a must visit :-) check out t...
09/02/2014

Here's another one in main st Mornington - Zen Living - lots of laughs, oooh's and ahhh's - a must visit :-) check out the books in the photos.

Mornington Peninsula - Main Street is filled with querky, unique and unusual home decor - Check out Big Chair Living!
09/02/2014

Mornington Peninsula - Main Street is filled with querky, unique and unusual home decor - Check out Big Chair Living!

13/01/2014

ECHUCA - here is a brilliant review written by Karleen Frost:


Maidens Inn – Echuca
This place surprised us, we have been to Echuca many times before but never to this park. We didn’t have a booking and the staff were very friendly and helpful considering this. We were put in the newer part of the park which is the Marina area, the camp kitchen facilities here were better than my own kitchen, there were overhead fans to cope with the heat, a television, microwave, huge stainless steel fridge, bbq facilities and plenty of seating. We had a caravan, but there are lots of cabins in this park that looked very fancy, with various positioning ranging from water front views, marina views and riverside views, the same positioning was available for caravans and tents as well. We got a pretty good site considering we didn’t book and could see glimpses of the river. There are 2 pools, a playground, jumping pillow plus activities for the kids and plenty of space for the kids to ride or scooter around. Our kids managed to get a ride on pony while we were here (all included in the price). The bathroom facilities were clean and large enough to cope with the many guests. As it is right on the river there is a boat ramp and you can even moor your boat while you are staying here (might have to take our boat next time) The cockies were very active and can become quite noisy especially at dusk and dawn but I love that about Moama. Nearly forgot to mention that you can have dogs here (under strict guidelines) and it’s a Big 4 park so if you have a Big 4 membership the tariff is even cheaper, I thought this was value for money.

While in Echuca make sure you go on a Paddle steamer, they have put in a new Port Discovery Centre and the staff here are very helpful about which paddle steamer would suit your requirements. We went on the Pevensey which did an hour tour up the Murray and return. The staff were all very informative and the kids also got to steer the boat and receive a First Mate Certificate. The Captain had a lot of information that was delivered well but was a little bit grumpy when asked basic questions. All in all it was a great trip on the river.

We discovered the best fish and chips I have ever tasted and I would highly recommend a trip even if it was just for this. Fish in a Flash 602 High Street Echuca. They did a family pack which was 10 fish bites, 4 mini dim sims, 4 potato cakes and minimum chips for around $18, we were expecting tiny bits of fish the size of nuggets but were surprised to be served decent sized fish pieces, delicious chips (with chicken salt if required – my personal favourite) and the dim sims and potato cakes were divine. Definitely not one to put on your diet list but for a lash out it was very nice and a pretty good price.

My last recommendation from our trip would have to be the Nagambie Lakeside Resort, again this was another one to surprise, the staff were extremely helpful the park was huge and again plenty of facilities for the kids and parents alike. The pool was beautiful and clean and it was also right on the water so you can again either fish or take you ski boat or other water activities (canoe, row etc) or you can hire these from the park. The bathrooms were relatively new in the part we stayed in and clean, they also had a jumping pillow and park area. They put on a movie for the kids in the evening which was nice to calm them down. This park also has its own café where you could get breakfast, lunch or dinner and maybe a snack in between.

At the very trendy The Left Bank in Southbank Melbourne celebrating my birthday with a friend. The woodfire pizzas look ...
12/01/2014

At the very trendy The Left Bank in Southbank Melbourne celebrating my birthday with a friend. The woodfire pizzas look amazing. The pancetta, bacon oysters are divine and te peanut butter semifreddo a tantalising treat for the taste buds!

BERMAGUI AND MANSFIELD: Over the Xmas  holidays I was fortunate enough to spend two weeks travelling about experiencing ...
11/01/2014

BERMAGUI AND MANSFIELD: Over the Xmas holidays I was fortunate enough to spend two weeks travelling about experiencing some great new services.

Here's where I went and my recommendations:

Bermagui - we stayed at the Ocean Lake Caravan Park 6km North of Bermagui (NSW Coast). We were in a camper trailer and was lucky enough to score a lakeside campsite with a fire pit. They were in the process of constructing a woodfire pizza cafeteria in the caravan park. The facilities are older however the park was absolutely awesome! It was clean and fitted out with jumping pillow, playground, bbq areas, loads of green grassy spots, palm trees and on on site lake and boat ramp. We will be visiting again for sure!

We stopped in at the Bermagui Hotel and had a drink while we looked over to the beach area. Gorgeous!

We also had a beautiful fresh salad at ZEST. Good old fashioned service and quality old fashioned salad. I must admit the muffins (they were huge!) looked amazing but I refrained as I did enjoy and beautiful hot cappacino.

The best fish as far as we could tell actually came from the Butcher in the main street rather than at Fishermans Wharf but I must say the Tassie Scallops and chips from Fisherman's Wharf were amazing and golden.

We then took a 12 hour drive (my goodness it felt like a lifetime!) to Mansfield in Victoria and stayed at the High Country Holiday Park. It's very much a 3 star accomodation with lots of 'undesirable' people residing close by with average cleaning of facilities and a much older and smaller park however great for a cheap stay!

The highlight was by far the day we spent on our winery tour. We discovered a place called Tin Shed Cider.

Personally I am not a fan of apple cider (alcohol) but this was truly AMAZING! It literally is a Tin Shed in the middle of nowhere with the most amazing views!

Anne was a divine hostess with the mostess and explained the entire process. The cider is pure with no additives and the bubbles are natural rather than carbonated. It tasted just like apple juice so be warned! You may drink a whole bottle quickly. The bonus....they ship their cider for next to nix as well so if you want to save yourself a drive but you want a taste of the good stuff give Anne a call on 0402 134 746 and check out their website at www.tinshedcider.com.au.

We also visited Kinloch Winery but to be quite honest, the hosts were rude and seemed agitated we took our children. It really was far from enjoyable however the garden was lovely.

Our final destination was Jamieson Brewery. Situated on the hill above Lake Eildon and with a huge grassy play area, picnic tables and playground (plus beer for the boys!)..this place was a dream to take the kids. Another highly recommended visit. Be sure to try the Raspberry Beer!

The other thing you must do when in Mansfield is head to the Mansfield Zoo. YES! There is a zoo in Mansfield!

The dingos come out the play and the kids can pat them on a lead. Other animals are roaming around also so it's very interactive but the best bit was the lions! You can get up very close and personal with the two resident lions who are quite vocal and one is extremely protective of his favourite tyre! Well worth a visit and the kids will love it! Be sure to like them on facebook while you are there to receive a free peacock feather.

Had to share the view from the outdoor area at Ginger Bakers cafe in Bright - magical :-)
29/09/2013

Had to share the view from the outdoor area at Ginger Bakers cafe in Bright - magical :-)

Amazing breakfast at Ginger Bakers in Bright Victoria. It's unassuming style may cause you to walk on by but don't. It h...
29/09/2013

Amazing breakfast at Ginger Bakers in Bright Victoria. It's unassuming style may cause you to walk on by but don't. It has a beautiful outdoor area overlooking the creek and the smashed avocado and feta on sourdough is amazing! Plus....the coffee is perfect!!

A must visit! Red Rama Trading including cafe Fez. This place is full of surprises! It is shop after shop of morrocan an...
28/09/2013

A must visit! Red Rama Trading including cafe Fez. This place is full of surprises! It is shop after shop of morrocan and Japanese antiques. Gorgeous! And in Myrtleford!!

Visit Halls Gap and experience the very passionate chef Blake's amazing Aussie delights! If is DELICIOUS! Go to Brambuk ...
21/09/2013

Visit Halls Gap and experience the very passionate chef Blake's amazing Aussie delights! If is DELICIOUS! Go to Brambuk Cafe at cultural centre 2km out of town towards Dunkeld.

Port Fairy must do!
19/09/2013

Port Fairy must do!

Some pics of Crabapple cafe - 659 Glenferrie Rd Hawthorn. A must do!!!
03/05/2013

Some pics of Crabapple cafe - 659 Glenferrie Rd Hawthorn. A must do!!!

30/04/2013

I am lucky enough to have spent the weekend in beautiful Bendigo! Blog post coming soon to spill the secret of all the best places to go!

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659 Glenferrie Road
Hawthorn, VIC
3122

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