boo. kingsley left this evening. leaving on a jet plane. now it's back to lonesome town for me. well, i've always got the husband, but he doesn't dance around the lounge room & have me in hysterics with high kicks.. or traipse around melbourne with me to every market going. we went to three alone last saturday. it's market open season at the moment & i love it. anyways, we were all in the car, stopped in traffic when we had one of those nice moments in time when everything seems to stop.. a bit like when an ambulance goes past.. and we all seemed to turn and notice the lonesome road folk coffee lounge at the same time. it's location is totally under seige on a busy road and definitely not somewhere you would like to sit outside for your morning coffee, but i likes. i likes alot.
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oh that photo makes me sad :(
you can come and dance around our living room anytime you like ;) lulu
thanks, but a high kick from me these days would end in a trip to the physio .. much prefer laughing at kingsley's dance moves!
I have always been curious about this shop (which is right at the end of my street, you should have popped in!) and wondered at what 'folk cafe' means?
tam x
hi tam :) we decided that poetry readings & acoustic guitar playing was what it was all about. have you ever seen anyone go in or come out??
'there's a place where lovers go... to cry their troubles away... and they call it lonesome town... where the broken hearts stay...
you can buy a dream or two... to last you all through the years... and the only price you'll pay... is a heart full of tears...'
... being sung in front of a velvet curtain on one of those 50's mic's by a doe eyed chanteuse i should imagine
That place has not changed since I was a child. Been watching it slowly disintegrate for 20 years now.
We drove past Lonesome Road Folk Coffee Lounge today and were intrigued about its history.
It would be terrific if someone could explain its origin - when it started, what it was all about and when it shut.
Thanks
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