freediving...

freediving sign by the pier at Portsea on Port Phillip Bay...

Chocolat...

sign on a car parked at Mornington...

take music on a ride...

popular adventure starting at Queenscliff on an old steam train...

Another sign is HERE...

detailed sign...

sign by Sorrento Ocean (Back) Beach on the Mornington Peninsula...

it was Twelfth Night...

Rosebud billboard from 3 years ago advertising a live performance of 

Shakespeare's Twelfth Night - outdoors at Coolart, Somers on the Mornington Peninsula...

sign gathering...

gathering of signs at London Bridge Ocean Beach, Portsea...

changing lives...

sign on a car parked at Mornington...

Schnapper Point sign...

new Schnapper Point sign at Mornington, with detail of the shell feature in the second photo... 

soldier's memorial park...

sign by the Nepean Highway, the main road through Dromana...

Wallaby Jump Up...

sign on a farm gate at Main Ridge near Arthurs Seat...

Queenscliffe Herald...

sign for a newspaper available at the Searoad terminal pier, Sorrento...

NOTE

Queenscliffe = refers to the borough of Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale

Queenscliff = the town and administrative centre of the borough

Mosspool...

sign outside a home at Tyabb...

distances...

signs at London Bridge Ocean Beach, Portsea...

welcome to Heronswood...

sign at old Heronswood in Dromana...
In 1871, Heronswood house was constructed as a retreat for William Edward Hearn (1826-1888), a politician and academic who was one of the earliest lecturers at the University of Melbourne.
The main house was built using bluestone with limestone dressings.
It was designed in Gothic Revival style, probably by Edward La Trobe Bateman.
Heronswood is also notable for its gardens and plants for sale.

Rosehill...

sign outside a home at Red Hill...

Quarantine Act...

sign at Point Nepean...

push and flush...

sign at Sorrento...

a little ironic?...

recent election day signs and the usual school signs guard one gate into Dromana Primary School...

circumstantial...

sign on the side of a Toll truck on parade in the 2015 Westernport Festival at Hastings...
I just love the circumstantial alignment of the woman's smiling face with the man's expression...

stringybark garden...

sign at Cranbourne Botanical Gardens, Cranbourne...

drought proof...

sign at Red Hill...

coffee signs...

coffee signs on umbrellas at the Enchanted Adventure Garden, Arthurs Seat...

firewood season...

sign outside a business at Red Hill...

keep clear...

sign at Hastings on Westernport Bay...
You would not think that such a sign would be needed...

Moonraker Charters...

sign on a sight-seeing, fishing and diving boat at Sorrento...
Moonraker is a popular way to see the dolphins in Port Phillip Bay...

security...

sign outside Dromana Hub shopping centre in Dromana...

save...

sign on a vehicle parked at the Enchanted Adventure Garden, Arthurs Seat...

Pun Pun (2)...

Pun Pun is part of the small wetland complex at Balnarring...
Another sign for this wetland is HERE...

Balbirooroo (2)...

sign at Balnarring near the beginning of the walkway round the network of small wetlands...
Another sign for this wetland complex is HERE...

photo booth...

sign at the recent 2016 Westernport Festival at Hastings...

a little quirky...

quirky sign on a shop at Mornington...
There is another outlet for Get Down Dog Pizza at Flinders...
The story behind the name is HERE

look within...

sign at Cranbourne Botanical Gardens, Cranbourne...

waiting post and net...

it's Australia Day today...
This pole and net are waiting for games to begin on Dromana beach...
(I am not sure what Balsam Pacific may be...
Googling it does not help...)

aqua trail...

sign at Balnarring wetland complex...

a camp...

The Briars Camp is at The Briars complex at Mount Martha...
At the time I took this photo  during the Christmas summer holidays, students from Haileybury school were staying there...
They were practising their bagpipe skills...