Sunday Selections

Along with River and others, here is my Sunday Selections.

Those who drive on the left are a clear minority by area, but if you calculate by populations, with quite a number of Asian countries including Japan, and then Oceania, southern Africa, and India, the difference closes markedly.  

Jass frequently changes her sleeping places and at the moment she has taken a liking to my bed. She is in the mood of not seeing anything.

Why did I take this photo, and then crop out the man and enlarge him for a closer look. Odd, and I don't know where I was. 

The Bryant and May match factory in Richmond. While I can see the clock tower from my balcony, it isn't visible in the photo.

I was in Seddon and these are typical Victoria workers cottages, and we lived in similar in Balaclava. They have become desirable homes and most will only have the Victorian facade and maybe the entrance hall. The rest will be very modern, extended and opened up at the rear.

There was quite a mix of housing in the street, old and new.

The Fig and Walnut Cafe where I had a bite and coffee. It was nice enough.

Seddon railway station and surrounds.

I don't know where I was when I took this photo.

I think this is an Aboriginal Art Tram,passing by in front of my building.

While we knew it as the Boer War Memorial, it has been renamed to perhaps the South African War Memorial. During construction of the Metro Tunnel, it was dismantled with each piece being numbered, cleaned over the period of a few years and re-erected, and it now looks brill.

Looks like I was somewhere a bit posh. I can always check, matching the photo date with Google Maps history, but it's a faff.