Steampunk Exhibition at Tasma Terrace

wondering the city by myself and having solo outings lewl.
missing my adventure buddy  *epic sadface* 

Quite time in an ironically busy restaurant of China Red, tucked away in between china town and bourke st.

Delving deep into Hosea and digging into dumplings.

Satisfying.
A nifty lunch spot. I would say half of the people were eating by themselves, being business men in their suits.

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Headed to Steampunk Show at Tasma Terrace a National Trust Heritage site, 

and just wow! The place is massive and the building itself was part of the exhibition experience. 

Very clever location, definitely added to the atmosphere.
If i were to be raised in an alternate history, i will pick the steampunk timeline for sure. 

An era of inventors, freedom fighters, clockwork logic, synergy and collaboration. 
What more can you want? :P

For $7.50 it included entry into most of the building, had the fun of turning the lights on myself, since i guess i was the first one there for the day. Opening draws, cupboards and just general exploring. 

It also included two australian films which i quite liked considering they don't have massive blockbuster budgets.

including one of my all time favourites The Mysterious Explorations of Jasper Morello


second film - Aurora, first time watching it. I must say I did quite enjoy the editing and transitions. Just got to push past the noticeable green screen moments and enjoy the story. epic music though.
Incredible job for just $1800!! im impressed. Gotta love those Aussie accents too. 

Late lunch at Ramen Ya, noticed recently that the wall art is entirely made of cheap-disposable-snapable- wooden-chopsticks stuck on via blue tac. Clever, if the chopsticks didn't start to call.

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Delicious but not filling for $11.
I could eat five of these by myself. (i'm a big eater though)