Arthurs Seat was named by Acting Lieutenant John Murray when he entered Port Phillip Bay in the 'Lady Nelson' in February 1802, as it reminded him of the hill of Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh. So Arthur never actually made it to this seat, (whoever Arthur was).
There is lots of information about local flora and fauna |
The Blogger sits in Arthurs seat, Arthur didn't mind. |
There is a fantastic view over Port Phillip Bay from up there.
View from Arthurs Seat |
For Ann's information, it was morning tea time, so we had tea and coffee at the caff there.
Then we headed for the coast again and stopped at Rosebud for lunch. The blogger had a chat with Bob The Builder in the street. They have these strange statues of street art in Rosebud.
When we got to Curry's, the cousins posed for a picture, after some persuading.
(from left to right) Banjo, Jimmy, Freddy, Lachlan, Ella, Fox and Georgia Arlo was asleep
Well I've been up Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh enough times and I have to admit that I can't see a resemblance although both are high up and have a view but the Edinburgh version isn't covered with trees at the top that's for sure. It sounds like a good time was had by all. That's the important thing.
ReplyDeleteLove the shot of the cousins x
ReplyDeleteI seem to remember Bob the Builder near the Rosebud Hotel.
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