Melbourne, Australia (MEL): January 14

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Cities: Melbourne, Victoria Australia (MEL): January 14 - 17, 2001
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Funny signs and City Landmarks

The Hotel.	Interesting signs while walking around Melbourne.			One of the many fine buildings in the city.

The City				Top

The city from many different angles. You can clearly see the Melbourne Arts Center Tower in the last two photos.

Churches				Top

The many churches of Melbourne.				The Rod Laver Tennis Stadium.

Flinders Street Station				Top

Flinders Street Station as we walked to the train station for the train to the Open.	A close up of the station at night.	Another look at the station.	This photos is taken from across the river behind the station	From the same vantage point, children play in the sprinkler.

The Trains of Melbourne				Top

A train heads for Flinders Street Station.	This train was passing close to the Vodafone Arena; one of the venues for the Australian Open.	The tram to the Tennis Stadium was free during the Australian Open.	Parked on Collins Street.	The tram crossing one of the main squares.

April 17, 2001: Spencer Street Station				Top

As I waited for the bus to the airport, an airplane skywrote "AGFA" above.		The Train Station Another view of this great terminal. The actual bus station is behind the photogrpaher (Kerwin).