I think this is one of my favourite cafes. Perhaps the favourite. Ever. It is the Samudra café in Dunsborough, and it has all this wonderful furniture, crafted from driftwood, fallen trees and pylons from the old Busselton jetty when it was renovated. All the tables are scattered artfully about under the trees on the lawn beside a tiny creek, and they have a veggie and herb patch out the back from which they harvest the produce for the menu. I absolutely love it here. The menu says things like “hancrafted in our kitchen with love”, and the juices (all freshly picked and squeezed of course) have names like Jubilant Juice of Joy. Isn’t that gorgeous? As I’m typing this a couple of kookaburras are laughing and calling to each other in the trees nearby. What more could one want? Natural surrounds, wildlife and scrummy food. Complete bliss.We are expecting my parents to join us today, and am looking forward to walking on the beach and spending time with them.
The skirt I am wearing is a standby, one I’ve worn several times and is another trans-seasonal item. When I get time I’ll do another six-way post, on this skirt.
Other details:
Skirt; Vogue 7303, olive corduroy
Top; Aztec Rose, op shop
Cardigan; Country Road, found secondhand and dyed yellow
Thongs (flipflops); Mountain Designs
Bag; no label, bought in the Retro Star Vintage Clothing Company, Melbourne
wow that is one HOT bag.. no seriously where did you get that hot piece of groove?
On a different note though this outfit is something else. The colours are great which is what your going this summer, it really goes well against your colours i think.
love lots
the daughter with the missing bag.