I particularly like the cascading effect of these rosemary hedges in Princes St between Rouse and Swallow Streets - especially when they have been neatly trimmed.
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- Relay for Life continues overnight
- Relay for Life at Albert Park Lake
- E waste - a growing problem
- The fishing is good off Princes Pier!
- ANZAC Day in Port Melbourne 2011
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- Port's beaches
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79 Esplanade West, Port Melbourne Vic 3207 unless otherwise attributed.
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