The Important Mission
I shouldn’t distract myself any further, David, whoever he is may easily be the enemy.. I must get back to my mission, my father is counting on me. I take a photo of the London Dungeon first, before heading inside, just so I could let my followers know where I am. It seems quite empty at this time of day, I expected a place like this to be buzzing with people, a great tourist attraction, guess I’m wrong. It seems Read More…
Not Again!
Pretty close representation of me in dragon form! My hand started to tremble, the jar slipped from my grasp and smashed as it hit the ground, the spaghetti sauce sprayed everywhere. Why does this always have to happen when I’m out in public? Why can it never just happen when I’m chilling at home or when I’m out in the woods away from other people, but no! Always in the most public of places. A familiar voice suddenly interrupts my Read More…
The Dabblers
From cloth dolls to textile art, ‘The Dabblers’ have tried their hand at everything arts and crafts. Their exhibition, held at St. Andrews Uniting Church Hall every second Easter is an opportunity for the ladies to show off all the splendid work they’ve done in the past two years, and educate the community on just how much you can create with the most basic of materials. This year’s theme, ‘Secret Garden’ displays real and imagined work, made from textiles, fleece Read More…
Easter Meets Bollywood At Beechworth Festival
Crowds flocked to Beechworth’s Golden Horseshoe Festival on the Easter weekend to attend a range of events and activities surrounding the festival. The main attraction of the three day event was the Grand parade featured on the Saturday, which involved many local schools, communities and businesses. Bright colours and cheerful music were featured this year with the Bollywood theme for the parade. The local parade participants embraced the cultural theme with bright costumes and beautifully decorated trailers. There was also Read More…
Parade Tradition Bringing Families together during Easter
Large Crowds swarmed right across from View Street down to McCrae Street Bendigo for the 2017 Annual Bendigo Easter Parade Procession, which kicked off at 8pm Sharp. The parade featured 3 specific districts, this included; The Chinese Association, a spectacular lanterns display and kicking off the parade, the Fire and Emergency services who took the lead in their annual torchlight March.
Test Easter Story
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Bendigo Easter Festival
It is Easter time, and the streets of Bendigo are alive with festivities fit for all ages. Since 1871, the festival has been held to bring together the Bendigo community to celebrate Easter. In 2016, the festival has come to be a reminder of the city’s great history, and a time where the public can engage with our most historical buildings and parks. Serving as a great attraction to outer-suburbs and Melbourne dwellers, Bendigo’s Easter Festival offers a vast range Read More…
Market Marauders
A Viking horde descended on the Bendigo Market this weekend as Gullsborg Dark Ages Society of Bendigo put on a display of sword fighting and traditional crafting and cuisine. The display amazed onlookers with fighters clad in chainmaille and armed with blunted steel swords and axe exchanging ringing blows and stylised deaths to the cheers and gasps of the crowd. In between bouts the fighters were set upon by children from the crowd armed with foam swords in what they Read More…
The Bendigo Easter Festival 2016
Marilyn Monroe stands at the entrance to Bendigo’s Rosalind Park. Her white plastic dress reflects the bright autumn sunshine tricking the eye into thinking it flutters as a light breeze meanders across the city. It is Easter and the streets of Bendigo are alive with pageantry and fanfare as the 2016 instalment of The Bendigo Easter Festival has arrived. The eight-metre-high statue of Marilyn, to many a questionable, albeit short-lived addition to the town’s sprawling urban landscape, seems a strangely, Read More…