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Continue reading →: Don’t forget to vote in the local body electionsI dropped my voting papers into a bin at the New Workd supermarket in Woolston today. A lady noticed me doing it and commented that she hadn’t noticed the bin and had been looking for one. Guess she’ll be back with her papers too.
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Continue reading →: Trout and Eels in the Avon RiverYou can sit on the steps on the Terrace on Oxford Terrace and watch trout and eels swimming. Now that’s a pretty special experience that would be hard to have anywhere else.
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Continue reading →: Blossom Tree on Oxford TerraceI look forward to seeing this blossom tree bloom each year. It’s by the water wheel on Oxford Terrace.
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Continue reading →: Rollickin Gelato Gorilla StatueLooking pretty with a knitted floral wreath. Can be seen on New Regent Street.
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Continue reading →: Paradise Shelduck DucklingsThese two cuties were on the wooden boards by the (currently closed) punting wharf on the Avon river. Mum and Dad were close by, but I used a long lens, so they were not worried about me, and nor were the ducklings.
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Continue reading →: Spring Fest Decorations at The PalmsThe Palms shopping mall in Shirley is decorated with the colorful spring decorations.
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Continue reading →: Meerkat bagpiper figurineSpotted this cutie at Mitre 10. Might have to go back for him.
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Continue reading →: Oxford Terrace with the former Municipal Chambers building in the backgroundA lovely spring day today and people were out enjoying the city. This spot is looking really picturesque. The former Municipal Buildings look stunning. The building was erected in 1886-1887 and the architect was Samuel Hurst Seager (1855-1933) and it is Queen Anne style (which was apparently controversial). Learn more…
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Continue reading →: Yarn bombing our red phone boothsSome more yarn goodness… this time on Worcester Boulevard.
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Continue reading →: Christ’s College BuildingThere’s something different about the front of this building. Perhaps its been cleaned? Its looking very smart like it just went up recently!










The bridge looks great, and that sky is fantastic. Oh, I hope to visit Christchurch again some day 😀