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Pimp my dog, pimp the car!

How to spot when something big is going on around here.... Washed, scrubbed and ready... Love the new look Australian Open Cars! It's beginning to look a lot like the tennis! Linking with thanks at  ABC Wednesday: A is for Australian Open! Wordless Wednesday Imag-in-ing

10 reasons to visit Melbourne in January!

This is the best time of year in Melbourne.  We're in that post Christmas euphoria, with the whole summer ahead of us. Melbourne is quiet (well in the suburbs!), some firms have extended closures, and with the school holidays stretching ahead until the end of January, many families take the opportunity to remain at the beach and commute to and from Melbourne.  Here's why January is a great time of year to visit! Melbourne Airport sign 1. Weather: apparently as a country we boast one of the warmest year round climates in the world. Now maybe not so much in Melbourne, but we do have what the locals lovingly call a ' four seasons in a day' climate. Which means that you are never really that far away from a change. So, if you don't like the weather at the time, no worries mate . Soooooo perfect for those stinking hot Christmases when everything melts! January weather is the best. February can be even hotter! Summer at the Mornington Peninsula 2

Life's a Beach (cont!)

Inverloch Surf Lifesaving Club Gippsland, Victoria ' Saving lives, preventing injuries, enjoying the water' Summer in Melbourne is about being at the beach.  There are 57 surf lifesaving clubs in Victoria  offering summer programs for kids as young as 5 years old.   Swimming is a necessary life skill in Victoria,  the surf life saving clubs offer a fantastic way to learn how to be safe in the acquatic environment, to get fit and to make friends. Inverloch's SLSC has one of the best surf beaches in Victoria and their Little Nippers program, looks a lot of fun! U10 Nippers Inverloch SLSC It's easy to see why Inverloch is a popular holiday destination. We love the surf beach here, you can walk a long way. The Gippsland coastline is dog friendly, here the Crazy Poodle and his great mate Spurt, enjoy some off lead fun. Getting them to sit still long enough for a photo was quite a challenge! Crazy Poodle and Spurt at the Dinosaur rocks, Inverloch

Life's a beach

My Sunday Photo I love Australian beaches  just look at it!  The vast expanse of golden sand  and only an occasional surfer. Rye Ocean Beach, Mornington Peninsula You need to be an experienced surfer to tackle this surf, to avoid the rips and rocks,  and not to mention the odd shark lurking about. Happy Hols! Linking with Sally at Blue Monday Wordless Wednesday With Image-in-ing  and at My Sunday Photo Thanks Darren!