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Red Hill Market

Red Hill Market, once a month in the Mornington Peninsula, and if I was a local I would be making sure I never missed it!  Lots of stalls, heaps of variety, well attended, and last Saturday - wall to wall sunshine.  It was great.

My visit to the market was followed by a very enjoyable afternoon with my cousin and his wife.  They took me to lunch at the top of Arthur's Seat (presumably named after Edinburgh's Arthur's Seat but much higher) and from there we could look across Port Phillip Bay to a misty Melbourne.  You can just see a cluster of high rise buildings in the far distance.

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  1. sally evers5 December 2018 at 03:13

    Fabulous day by all accounts. The Red Hill market is the best.

    Thank you for sharing.

    xxx

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