Covid-19 has changed all aspects of our lives. Everyone has to think outside the box to do things differently in order to stay relevant. Traditions have to be modified to stay traditional. Such is the annual Hong Kong New Years Eve Count Down Celebration. It went virtual this year with people all around the world tuning in via their phone or computers to count down together.
Whether it is in the day or at night, heritage buildings around Melbourne remain majestic during lockdown.
There are bridges connecting Melbourne CBD with Southbank, all with its own unique design.
Right across the road from Flinders Street Train Station is another icon of Melbourne - Federation Square or Fed Square as the Aussie likes to call it. It is a popular gathering space with public performances and exhibition. The place is so popular that it was once a target of a terrorist attack! Thank GOD that the police preempted the plan and caught the culprits before they have the chance to do any serious harm to the public. One could only imagine what would happen if a bomb were to explode in a jam packed public place!
Another victim of Covid-19, Fed Square is empty day and night.
Melbourne Stage 4 Lockdown has resulted the city became a ghost town overnight. This post is the first of a series to celebrate the uniqueness of this great Australian city.
