Kings Cross Food Fair

I've started honing my skills on recording some beautiful music at St Canice's, but now I think it’s time I found a new subject to photograph/video.

I went to the Kings Cross Food Fair this afternoon after Mass – but the people milling around the stalls made it a bit difficult to manoeuvre. I took some still shots of the activity and people I knew (or didn’t know). Here is a link from Picasa web album for you to get the feel. If you click on it, you can see the captions for each shot.



The crowd was so different to the weekly Food Market on a Saturday - or perhaps not as familiar. I'm in the habit of patronising a few local eating places and it was good to see others of the area offering samples of what they can do. I know I will now try Jimmy Lik on Victoria Street after trying their crab and chicken salad with the asian touches of lemongrass, coconut, Thai Basil and mint; I will also go back to Darling Point to Bei Amici for the first time in ten years after their delicious roast pork panini. Of course, I had to visit Haru from the restaurant in my building - his fresh garlic prawns were top notch.

If I had a longer Sunday afternoon, I might have put all this in a blog – my newly discovered communication device. IDEA!!!! Why not? Let’s see how quick I can be. There goes my afternoon sleep.

OK! From the thought forming to this moment is 40 minutes. And you have my thoughts, pictures, videos and all - IN ONE BLOG!