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There is snow on the hills and the sky has an ominous hue foreboding more of the same. A pot of mystery soup (last week's vegetables, with a can of organic tomatoes and kidney beans) cooks on the stove.
Too cold to think, let alone write - so here are some more pics from last month’s trip to Hobart.
more pumpkins than you could poke a stick at
you’ve got to love a coeliac aware pub
A strange name for a café, really
UPDATE: No idea why we found that last one so funny? This educational video might help. (Err actually it is an ad for ice cream but just ignore that).
Too cold to think, let alone write - so here are some more pics from last month’s trip to Hobart.
more pumpkins than you could poke a stick at
you’ve got to love a coeliac aware pub
A strange name for a café, really
UPDATE: No idea why we found that last one so funny? This educational video might help. (Err actually it is an ad for ice cream but just ignore that).
posted by GS at 5:30 pm
5 Comments:
Well, I laughed.
Me, too.
That is funny. And odd. Do you get served by men in very tight speedos? It does raise expectations somewhat.
They were shut on the weekend when I took the shot and I seriously doubted the place was a going concern, tucked away in a quite corner of the CBD. Come monday morning the place was hopping, though with snow on the mountains sadly there was not a bathing suit in sight.
We stayed near Budgie Smugglers when in Hobart in April and it gave me a chuckle every time we walked past :) I was thinking of Hobart last night as we ate a less-than-inspiring fried scallop from the local fish and chippery, and I came to thinking about the wonder of Flippers' 'bag of treats' at Constitution Dock...
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