things at that geelong vintage market you know the one, yesterday

 

In case you didn't know, Saxil Tuxen (part of 'Tuxen and Miller') was a significant part of my PhD thesis and is a subject of future work, too. I was not aware of this estate which presumably dates from 1935 which was the centenary of the establishment of Melbourne, and certainly that's the first mention of it I can find in the newspapers. Anyway this is overpriced for something both ugly and water damaged. 

The next two things are revolting but I really think I have to toughen up because there are bad times ahead, badder than current times.