Like a lot of things on this trip this market is a revisit. I am struggling to remember the last time at 32 yar ago but there were three children in tow who were hot, sticky and eaten by mossies. This time it was more relaxed even though there was more people. I would say it was about 60% food and 40% craft. The highlight is the sunset with a wide beach at low tide. The crowds applaud the Sun going down here. Must be a Darwin thing. We got a 5 minute pizza to share very tasty.
We were on a mission while the Sun was out. We got to Queenscliff market at 9:00am as we knew there was a stall there that had some prints of the area, as last time we saw them in Drysdale, we had bikes so could not carry the frames back. Also some stuffed toys and small plants were purchased to support the locals. Having got back, it was straight on the bikes for our 22km circuit of Drysdale but we did stop off at the driving range for a coffee. No doubt the frames need to be hung and the plants planted and I have to do some packing for this weeks baby adventures but a snooze first.
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| Last night's Sunset |
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| Blue Sky market |
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| Tree Tracks |
The wind was blowing this morning as we were going to do the short ride to the market again but we went anyway. This time we tried the coffee van with the proper machine which was much better. The stalls were also a bit varied which says that not every seller comes every month. The one we did spy last time was the UGG lady. Turns out she lives just around the corner from us and is going to hand deliver my UGG boots on her way home from the market. I have picked a size 10 which is tight but the wool compacts over time.
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| The Hit Van |
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| UGG |
