Photos

    Pro-tip: if you’re waiting outside, don’t get caught in hail.

    Carpark with the front of a black 4WD in the hail

    Rehearsal today. Haven’t got the PA equipment yet so I had to settle for 30 year old PC speakers. They worked better than expected, but they’ll probably struggle with a full garden.

    A keyboard synthesiser on a keyboard stand in a garden, connected to two small, yellowed PC speakers which are sitting on the ground to the right

    Had to go to the new office today so I tried out the commute. The walk from Southern Cross to the office is exactly 20 minutes.

    Footpath of Spenser Street looking towards the river, with the hotel on the right and a W-class tram travelling up to Southern Cross

    Day 30: treasure

    This one’s inside a box without hinges, key, or lid. #mbsept

    An open cooked egg, on a muffin, with yoke dripping out onto the plate

    Day 29: contrast #mbsept

    An aeroal photo of a city, Los Angeles, at night; with the city lights contrsting with the darkened bay

    Day 23: day in the life of

    Saturday mornings usually mean an extended walk to the cafe for breakfast. I took some photos of my route today. This is probably my favourite one. #mbsept

    Road curving to the right, shaded by eucalyptus trees, with a playground on the right.

    Day 22: road #mbsept

    Dirt road travelling through a forest.

    Day 21: fall

    This shed hasn’t fallen down yet, but it’s in a bit of a precarious state. #mbsept

    A shed in a forest leaning on a tree with some graffiti on the side and the door fallen off it's hinges

    Day 20: disruption

    Going to take this opportunity to say that I like the design of our road works signs. They have a standard frame from which you can swap out the sign panels based on what you need to convey. Beautiful modularity. #mbsept

    A road works sign with a 40 km/h speed limit, a man holding a stop sign, and the lower portion saying Prepare to Stop

    Day 19: edge #mbsept

    The edge of a train station platform showing part of the rail line and the message Mind the Gap

    Day 18: fabric

    My woollen blanket, knitted by my nonna. #mbsept

    Red blanket draped on the arm of a burgundy couch

    Day 17: intense

    Didn’t time this photo well. There’s usually an intense game of soccer on this pitch most Saturdays. The Sunday crowds are a little more serene. #mbsept

    An empty soccer pitch with a couple of people playing with their dogs

    Day 16: oof!

    I can’t understand people that stay up until midnight most nights. It’s only 9:00 and I’m already exhausted. #mbsept

    A digital oven clock that reads 20:59.

    Day 13: glowing #mbsept

    Sun rising on a road with buildings on the sides and tram lines down the center

    Day 12: panic

    There have been a fair few stressors in my life recently, both at work and personally. And although they haven’t got to the level of panic, they have been a little overwhelming. It’s hard to believe it in the moment, but I guess they will eventually pass in time. #mbsept

    Photo of the 'Keep calm and carry on poster'

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    Day 11: retrospect

    This photo taken eight years to the day: part of a Roman wall in Exeter, UK. #mbsept

    A Roman wall beside a modern footpath within Exeter.

    Day 10: cycle

    Bicycles at the station. Really need to get on my bike and buy one for myself. #mbsept

    Two bicycles at a bike rack.

    I’m no fashion expert, but I’m guessing that if you were to stand on the corner holding this sign, you’re going to stop traffic. #dadjoke

    A hand-held stop sign resting on a fence.

    Day 9: language #mbsept

    A sign that reads 'Protected Native Vegetation' in English, Greek, Macedonian, Italian, Mandarin, Vietnamese, and Arabic

    Day 8: yonder

    I’ll let the arrow do the pointing. #mbsept

    A road in a car park with an arrow pointing to a light-house behind some shrubs
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