Park and Camp: Mt Franklin Regional Park

After an impromptu idea from the Rojax, we scampered around looking for a tent on sale (since I didn't want to buy anything over 60 and I wanted quality) and we found what we needed in Aussie Disposals. And so off we go the next morning and it was a nice drive up. After nearly … Continue reading Park and Camp: Mt Franklin Regional Park

Urban Trekking: Exploring Melbourne

Yes, there were trams. No, we didn't take it. We explored Melbourne by foot and boy,my muscles are aching and I haven't even seen 1/4 of what Melbourne has to offer. We took the Metro and got off at Flagstaff Station and walked through Flagstaff Gardens. It was fairly sunny. Our first stop - Queen … Continue reading Urban Trekking: Exploring Melbourne

Holy Camote!

We call it Kamote Cue. Potatoes thinly sliced, fried and coated with caramelized brown sugar. It's a top selling snack in the Philippines because it's affordable and can make you feel full for a few hours in between meals. It is usually peddled on the streets. It can recharge your energy and work for the … Continue reading Holy Camote!

Whatcha Cookin’?

Okay, okay! I think I am making him gain weight but I'm too excited to introduce him to Filipino Food right now so I may have to let him watch the calories after he gets his full orientation of Pinoy foodies, well, technically - what this Pinay can cook 😀 What I have made so … Continue reading Whatcha Cookin’?

Trekking: Macedon Ranges

Hopefully one of many treks around the vast mountain ranges of Macedon. We left Sunbury, Victoria while it was drizzling but it was a scenic drive up to Mt. Macedon so we didn't mind the gloomy weather. Rojax showed me Sanatorium Lake first. It was called such because of the sanatorium that closed in 1910 and was later … Continue reading Trekking: Macedon Ranges