Birdwatching

A couple of monogamous (? I like to think so!) pigeons at the Kingston Powerhouse.

Burnished

Jardine Street, Kingston

The sky lit up

Driving home on a stormy day

Everything old is new again

Having the distinguished honour of being the oldest building in Canberra (being built in 1913), the now refurbished Kingston Powerhouse is home to a dedicated contemporary glass arts centre. The strikingly atmospheric building ebbs seamlessly between its historic industrial architectural features and the contemporary art it houses. Especially comforting on cold, windy winter mornings!

Through the side streets and the alleyway

Off Jardine Street, Kingston

Brides stripped bare

Green Square, Kingston

(back to Kingston Grind for more delicious mugs of coffee)

Cafe Culture

My Canberra revolves around getting home from work so I can go and have a coffee, so it seems only natural to include an obligatory coffee shot. The best thing about moving to a new city, for me, is exploring all the cafe's and restaurants on offer. One of my favourites so far is Kingston Grind, who make coffee just the way I like it: strong. Pictured here is a delicious Chai Latte, which was enjoyed by a friend upon her visit to Canberra on the weekend.