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Continue reading →: New Brighton Pier and BeachThe weather is still cold and there’s been a brisk wind all day long, but I ventured out to the beach at New Brighton to catch the late afternoon sun.
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Continue reading →: Snow on the mountainsAs you can see the polar blast has delivered, with our mountains getting a good coverage of snow. Even the Port Hills had a dusting of snow on them today. As you can imagine, it’s cold, too cold for April in my opinion. We still have six weeks left of…
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Continue reading →: Winter is coming!
We are 6 weeks away from winter, but we’ve had an polar blast hit the South Island today. It’s been making it’s way north and as you can see the clouds were looking pretty ominous late this afternoon. We’ve now had hail, wind and rain and it’s pretty cold out…
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Continue reading →: Steam Scene at McLeans Island
This afternoon I ventured out to McLeans Island for the ‘steam extravaganza’ that was Steam Scene. It was a heck of a lot of fun as we got to ride on the mini trains. Lots to look at too especially the traction engines and the wonderful Quo Vadis steam machine…
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Continue reading →: Popup Shop at The Commons – Designs of an Eclectique HeartIf you are in the area of The Commons (corner of Kilmore and Durham Streets), then I suggest you check out the pop up shop Designs of an Eclectique Heart which features the original photography and artwork of Debbie Porter. Debbie has the shop for the next two months and…
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Continue reading →: Pathway by the University
A lovely little pathway that runs alongside a stream by the University.
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Continue reading →: Colourful Seating at the University
Seats at the University of Canterbury campus – such a lovely setting.
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Continue reading →: Old Bedford Truck in a Heathcote Paddock
This truck has sat in the same spot for a few years. I’m not sure if it is still used, but it’s an excellent photographic subject!
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Continue reading →: Heathcote River Machine Thingy!
I’m not sure what this machine is called but it was on the Heathcote River by Aynsley Terrace and I think it pulls out the weed in the river. Here’s an old photo I took of it a while back:
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Continue reading →: Autumnal Trees on Bridle Path RoadEvery Autumn these trees put on quite a show. Love Autumn!
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Continue reading →: Street Artwork on Durham Street Building
This mural is on a building on Durham Street South / St Asaph Street. There was something different there previously so it’s been re-painted recently. Whenever I drive past I just see cupcakes! The artwork is by http://buffmonster.com
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The bridge looks great, and that sky is fantastic. Oh, I hope to visit Christchurch again some day 😀