Day 122 - Weds 8th July: State Library of Victoria, Melbourne

Ned Kelly: bush ranger, folk hero, bank robber, outlaw and bushy beard grower. At the State Library of Victoria they have his famous bullet proof armour on show, which weighs in at 44kg.

Day 121 - Tues 7th July: Webb Bridge, Melbourne

Crazy bridge design down by the Docklands in Melbourne

Day 120 - Mon 6th July: Scienceworks Museum, Melbourne

The Scienceworks Museum has a special exhibition on at the moment which shows how some of the science fiction in Star Wars could becoming a reality in the near future (hover cars, robot limbs, etc). It also gives them an excuse to show off some props and costumes.

But the best fact I learnt today though was: Lance Armstrong has a heart 33% larger than the average man for his height. What a FACT!

Day 119 - Sun 5th July: Flinders Railway Station, Melbourne

I thought I'd pull out another Melbourne cliche picture....Flinders Railway Station again (see Day 108)... this time by night.

Day 118 - Sat 4th July: Finlay Alley, Melbourne

There's loads of good graffiti/street art around the side streets of Melbourne. The tourist info office can provide you with a guide to all the hot spots. This Hitchcock one was one of my favourites.

Day 117 - Fri 3rd July: NGV Ian Potter Centre, Melbourne

Look! It's me! In another reflection! In another gallery! (Well, they are free to go to)

Day 110 - Fri 26th June: Federation Square, Melbourne

More art from Melbourne - here's some lights in Federation Square, from a display called 'Volume'. Why 'Volume'? Well it plays some music too (see what they did there?).

Day 109 - Thurs 25th June: National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne

Excitable and enthusiastic security guard + reflective art box thing = interesting photo?

Day 108 - Weds 24th June: Flinders Street Station, Melbourne

Here's one of Melbourne's architectural icons - the Flinders Street train station

Day 107 - Tue 23rd June: Melbourne, Victoria

Here's a pic from an expensive mirror and lighting shop in Melbourne. Upon reflection, I reckon it's a pretty good pic (and a bad pun).