Really Melbourne: See & Do

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Sunday, 2 November 2014

Sandringham

Frankston, Pakenham, Belgrave, Lilydale, Sandringham, and Glen Waverly are a few train lines that I can easily think of off the top of my head. Being a victim of public transport and a curious soul I often look at people and wonder where could they be off to? why aren’t they at work today? Have they touched on with their MyKi?

Have you ever wondered what is at the very end of the train line?

I had a day off recently, the sun was shining and I didn’t want to be stuck inside. I had all my errands complete and decided to go on a little adventure. Ive now been living in Melbourne for the last three months and I realise that I’m not getting any younger, I want to get to know Melbourne and everything it has to offer!

I went to the train station and hopped on the Sandringham line. I had a few options, I could get off at Balaclava and go to St.Kilda or hop off somewhere in Brighton and see the iconic coloured huts on the beach or explore the boutiques and cafes Church Street has to offer.. Or I could kill my curiosity and go all the way to the end of the line and see what exactly is in Sandringham.

Have a look at some pictures I took to get a better look of the area for yourself.

Sandringham by LJ O’Rahilly

Sandringham by LJ O’Rahilly

Garlic Flower

Sandringham beach is absolutely beautiful! It is very peaceful unlike fast paced St.Kilda beach and Brighton beach where you would have to fight for a spot on a sunny day. Not in Sandringham!

There is a Coastal Art Trail which sounds very inviting. If I had a bicycle I would be all over the art trail!.. but sadly I don’t but if you have a bicycle or any form of transport besides your two feet read up on the Coastal Art Trail Here.

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Monday, 13 October 2014

Sunset Skate Sessions

We caught up with our instagram friends Sunset Skate Sessions to have some fun in the Sunday afternoon sun. We took some photos, skated and even shot our first video.

Jesslyn and the Sunset Sessions Crew, skate different locations around the city twice a week on Wednesdays and Sundays. To learn more check out http://ift.tt/1sJazHk

Sunset Skate Sessions Photography by Jeremy Christopher Bray

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Saturday, 11 October 2014

Hosier Lane

Hosier Lane is one of Melbournes Premier Street Art Locations.

The lane ways cobbled stones are visited by thousands in search of new and existing pieces of local street art.As our map shows, the entrance to Hosier Lane is opposite Federation Square on Flinders St.

The lane has top quality and sometimes political nature of its art. The walls have become a popular backdrop for fashion and wedding photography.

The occupation of Hosier Lane is not limited to graffiti murals and art installations. The Lane way is also MoVida, one of Melbourne’s Favourite restaurant/bars.