My husband and I set out early in the am to try and take in most of the exhibits along Flinders lane. We started at Schiavello where we enjoyed margharitas (spiked with chilli!), a bread and cheese spread, and the launch of Schiavello's newest workplace solution - Climate.
We then moved onto Flinders lane and visited as many of the decked out venues as possible, making sure to have a complimentary drink and a bite to eat at each one! Needless to say, we got a little tipsy and ended up in the photo booth at Stylecraft with goofy get-ups consisting of sailor hats, sombreros and giant sunglasses.
Here are some photos from the day.
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When we reached Hosier Lane, we took a little break to capture some shots of the current graffiti adorning the walls of the popular city laneway. I love how it's constantly changing. We both wondered if there was an expiration date on street art...I know I would be pretty upset if I spent a whole day painting something extraordinary only to find someone else painted over it the next day. There has to be some sort of graffiti etiquette, doesn't there?!
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