Melbourne laneways Part II

[Grumpy John]

Tattersalls Lane

#1


#2


#3


#4


#5


#6

[Isac]

More glorious colours John. What's the squiggly sign under Tatersalls La mean in #1?
Fabulous artistic graffiti in #5 (The Town Apartments). To get those circles almost perfect is a talent worth mentioning. It must have been done by someone with a very high IQ.

[Grumpy John]

"More glorious colours John. What's the squiggly sign under Tatersalls La mean in #1?"

[Isac]

Gotcha!

[Ozzie_Traveller]

Still a great series of beaut images GJ ... and yes, the graffiti in #5 as you say is quite obviously done by a great artist .... Mukalangeo Stuffitup I think his name was
Phil

[Grumpy John]

Sniders Lane

The only reason Sniders lane is on the list is that there is a giant mural of Kim Kardashian and Emily Ratajkowski, in my humble opinion this would be a great reason to leave it off the list.

#1


#2


#3

[Isac]

The "taggers" must feel super proud of themselves and their parents would be so overjoyed that their kids have turned their artistic talents into creating such eyecatching workds of art to be enjoyed by all who venture into gigantic canvas areas. The ladies seem to be in a well suited area.

[Grumpy John]

I don't see any ladies

[Grumpy John]

Market Lane This one is out of sequence, it should have been between Crossley Street and Croft Alley.

#1


#2


#3


#4


#5



#6


#7

[Isac]

Lots of doorways there John. All having unique offerings to all who enter. I thought that Fireflies could do with a bit of a tizzy up. More charming photos mate.

[Grumpy John]

Guildford Lane By far my favourite of the day, this lane is part of the "Green Your Laneway Campaign". The old school industrial buildings have been converted into cafe's and dwellings, and the backdrop of 21'^st buildings only serves to enhance the greenery.

#1


#2


#3


#4 The Cat Cafe, maybe not to everyone's taste (no pun intended) to have a friendly moggy to accompany you whilst having a snack and coffee.


#5 I had a very nice lunch here.


#6


#7

[Isac]

Green indeed. I can see why you like this one John - me too.

[Ozzie_Traveller]

G'day fellas

I need some help here ..... all I can see for the last 3 postings is a list of images ..... wotzup?? -me or -the system?
Phil

[Grumpy John]

Okay, I just tried to refresh the page and that didn't work. I tried clearing cookies and logging on again, no luck. Maybe this thread is too image heavy, I will try to split the thread and see if that works.

[Grumpy John]

Okay splitting the thread seems to have solved the problem, I did have to refresh the page a couple of times though.
I will get on to vBulletin and see if there is a fix for this problem.

[Isac]

To completely reload the current page, a FULL refresh is required by holding CTRL/COMMAND and hitting F5.
For a quick refresh just press F5, CTRL/COMMAND + R OR click the appropriate button in your browser - usually a circle with a small arrow.

[Isac]

This may be of use for those who want to reload the current web page if it seems to have issues loading some elements like text, buttons, images etc.

1: Classic reload: F5

This action reloads the page, taking the page cache into account, i.e. we often reload the same page, the one cached (text, images, javascript files, …).

Depending on the expiry of the cache, you may not get the same page. If the cache has expired, a new page will be reloaded. If an element of the page has its cache expired, this element will be reloaded.

Other shortcut: Ctrl + r

2: Forced Reload: CTRL F5 or Shift f5

This action forces the page to reload regardless of the cached content by retrieving a completely reloaded page. This action retrieves the most recent content of the page visited.

This is generally slower than a simple refresh (F5), as the data is not directly retrieved from the cache.

If you are in the situation where an element of the page has not loaded, an image for example, the simplest way is to do the combination Shift + F5.

Other shortcuts: Ctrl + Shift + R or Ctrl + F5.

On Mac and Apple: Apple + R or Command + R

This operation is the same on most modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Brave, Edge, …).

There is no difference between the use of these two shortcuts: Ctrl f5 or Shift F5 ?
Shift + F5 or Ctrl F5 does not DELETE the cache, but just ignores it.

3: Delete the cache

To clear the cache, you need to open the option to clear the browser’s cache, via the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + Delete (or Ctrl + Shift + Del).
You will get a window similar to this one, here you will choose the items you want to remove from the cache: