A daily photo from Ōtautahi, Christchurch, New Zealand
The annual Nostalgia Festival at Ferrymead Heritage Park is a music and food festival that’s for everyone young and old (lots of little kids having a ball too). It was my first time attending and it was a great day out (the weather even cleared to beautiful sunny until a small shower later in the day).
The Chills — They’ve been a top rate band for years! Did they happen to perform one of their latest singles – ‘When the Poor can Reach the Moon’? Love that song 🙂
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I’m not sure if they did. However they played one of my favourites that reminds me of my Otago uni days ‘I love my leather jacket.
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I’m not sure if they did. However they played one of my favourites that reminds me of my Otago uni days ‘I love my leather jacket. https://youtu.be/I3c5rumiVBE
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Love that one too from back in the good old days — love about everything The Chills released 🙂 As for the one I had mentioned, you might remember it if you heard it.
The Chills – When The Poor Can Reach The Moon
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Gandalf the Grey really gets around.
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He is “The Grey Wanderer” after all, and definitely cannot resist a good gathering of music and good company.
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