Bendigo with yergurl

Despite her rapid rise, Australian pop singer, songwriter and producer Fae Scott — AKA yergurl — still considers the rural town of Bendigo home.

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"My number one spot for inspiration would honestly have to be Mickey Mouse Hill. It's like a lookout and it's just a nice spot to kind of drive up and look at the city lights and night sky."

Mickey Mouse Hill Lookout

"I would probably take my friends to Rosalind Park, probably more specifically around the Conservatory because when it's sunny, and it’s all flowers there and stuff, it's really beautiful."

Rosalind Park

"I also really love this Asian grocery on High Street. I just love Asian groceries, and they have a really good one there. So I'd also recommend grabbing some snacks from there."

Indian Asian Grocers Bendigo

"Definitely, one very nostalgic spot for me is this tennis court on Neale Street in Flora Hill. It was right around the corner from where I lived. There was a tennis court and a playground there and some seats. I always used to go there, sit on the swing, and think about stuff."

Harry Trott Oval

"Me and my best friend used to go to the Malone Park Reserve in Marong. We would walk along these abandoned train tracks. So if anyone wants to see some spooky abandoned train tracks go to Marong."

Malone Park Reserve

"ACA, the Academy of Creative Arts, is a creative arts program they have at my old high school Bendigo South East. And I was part of that program. I've visited and talked to the students there since leaving Bendigo, and they have a lot of really cool, talented kids and do showcases and events."

Academy of Creative Arts

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Mickey Mouse Hill Lookout

Scenic spot

Rosalind Park

Park

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Indian grocery store

Harry Trott Oval

Sports complex

Malone Park Reserve

Park

Academy of Creative Arts

Arts program