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| Topshop was #1 on my go to list in Melbourne. | 
A few month's ago I went to Melbourne for an internship at World Vision's Australian headquarters. Although most of my time was spent behind a desk, I did get the chance to see a bit of city too. I'm not very good with pictures– I never remember to take them– but I did manage to get a few 
snaps here and there to share with you all! Enjoy!
 
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Recognise these outfits? I went to the Hollywood Costume Exhibition at the 
Australian Centre for Moving Arts and was able to come face to face with the 
ACTUAL costumes from The Great Gatsby! AH-MAZING! | 
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Melbourne seems to share my affection for a good cuppa. There are so many 
tea stores! This one in Warburton was one of my favorites. | 
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| So many tea options! | 
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Warburton is a quaint little town on the outskirts of Melbourne. Seriously 
beautiful place! | 
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One of my favorite buys from Warburton. She ('Dolly') now takes pride of 
on my bed. | 
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These are just a few of the MANY teapots that adorned this tea store in 
Sassafras. | 
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Melbourne Central Mall was built around this old shot tower. It's so 
weird seeing a building within another building. | 
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Karl and Susan's house from 'Neighbours'! Yes... I went there. (If you don't 
know,  'Neighbours' is a classic Australian soap opera I used to be seriously 
addicted to!). | 
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| I thought this was so funny. Who knew Peter Jackson was into fashion? ;) | 
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I went to my first Aussie Rules game at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. I was 
so confused! | 
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| The most beautiful mall I've ever seen! The Block Arcade. | 
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| The Hopetoun tea room. I had cinnamon bread and it was good! | 
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Best street name ever! Melbourne was actually founded by a man named 
Batman. Seriously. Google it. | 
Rachel
 
 
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