The view from my "office"

View from our 'Office' for the next few nights, looking north from The Sebel Moonee Ponds, Melbourne Having grown up in Melbourne, they are words I never thought I'd say, but after staying at an AirBnB in Doncaster back in March, anything is possible now I suppose.
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I snuck in the car park across the road, for those so inclined.
 
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RooFlyer said:
What's the hire car cost like? People still complaining about being sky high, notwithstanding the fleet had been pretty much replaced. Usual Summer demand squeeze?

You did a RAT that morning?

Great to see impulse travel is back.
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Cost of hire car for 3 days was $600 ( Avis was about $700 and Hertz 1k ) with Europecar for the smallest MG. At the counter i was offered an A class Merc for an extra $25 a day, which to me was a no-brainer.

I managed to secure 2 RAT packs ( 2 in each pack ) for the 3 of us, from my local Chemist Warehouse, whilst the girls were getting ready packing, which the Tassie entry requires- an honour system. We were not questioned, just scanned our Tassie e-travel qr code. A lot quicker than our 2 tassie trips in 2021.



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Muppet501st said:
Cost of hire car for 3 days was $600 ( Avis was about $700 and Hertz 1k ) with Europecar for the smallest MG. At the counter i was offered an A class Merc for an extra $25 a day, which to me was a no-brainer.

I managed to secure 2 RAT packs ( 2 in each pack ) for the 3 of us, from my local Chemist Warehouse, whilst the girls were getting ready packing, which the Tassie entry requires- an honour system. We were not questioned, just scanned our Tassie e-travel qr code. A lot quicker than our 2 tassie trips in 2021.
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Excellent all round!
 
@drron , you need 'the ultimate' (TM) wallaby, bird, you name it, protector for veggies etc:

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Yes those tomatoes are about 1 m high and going flat out. Last year the vines reached the top of the enclosure, then grew laterally to abt 2.5 m. I've still got a heap of the damn things in the freezer, 3 batches of relish later!

The raspberries are just about done, but peaches have started:

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I'll get maybe 3-4 dozen peaches and nectarines off my 5 dwarf trees. Bird only protection needed within my courtyard.

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@RooFlyer I am in a rental and leaving at the end of Feb. so the cheapest plastic from Shiploads. $24 for enough for 3 bins.
Next person in will get a bonus veggie garden!
 
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