We finally fell asleep at 6am. The ‘stuff’ didn’t really take us away to that timeless place, as good stuff does. It was more of a fully conscious state waiting for more, feeling a little disappointed, for most of the experience.
We got up at 8.30am.
We felt second hand. There seemed to be more of the down than there was of the up.
It was a recovery day. Errrrrr!
We ate lovely noodles.
Melbourne had a high temperature of 15.7 °C and a low temperature of 7.5 °C, with minimal precipitation recorded at 0.05 cm.
Deep winter in Melbourne, temp on this day was fairly typical for an early winter day during a relatively mild start to the winter season.
So, we didn’t miss much. We didn’t see a whole lot of it, as you may understand. Conker, chonker, Zonker out to it day.
Melbourne was experiencing an unusually warm start to winter. According to the Bureau of Meteorology, daytime and nighttime temperatures throughout the first week of June 2014 remained one to two degrees above the historical average.
Media coverage was heavily dominated by the fallout from Prime Minister Tony Abbott's tough federal budget, which had been handed down just a few weeks prior in May.
After the Brighton incident 2 days ago, the Melbourne news was subsequent dominated heavily by structural and parole investigations.
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