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Continue reading →: The Farmers, Moorhouse Avenue SignI’m not sure of the history of this old sign – it’s on the side of a building on Moorhouse Avenue.
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Continue reading →: The Estuary in FerrymeadA view of the estuary from Ferrymead taken quite late this afternoon. It was a lovely sunny day today but winter temperatures have kicked in so it’s now quite cold too.
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Continue reading →: A new view for New Regent StreetSo there used to be a building at the end of this picture – and now it’s no more. What a difference it has made. I don’t know what the plans are for the land that had the building on it, but hopefully once something is rebuilt it will work…
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Continue reading →: Bellbird feeding on Kowhai FlowersYesterday I was out walking (sans camera of course), when I saw a bellbird feeding on this kowhai tree. Rather than being annoyed with myself that I only had my cellphone camera with me, I decided to enjoy the moment. The bellbird was only a few feet away from me…
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Continue reading →: Dusting of Snow on Castle RockIt snowed yesterday! It’s only late May for goodness sake. I like when it snows, it’s pretty and fun to photograph, but I was not feeling that wonderful yesterday (fighting off a flu) so the thought of snow was not that exciting at all. Fortunately for most of Christchurch, we…
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Continue reading →: Morning and Evening Mountain ViewsAs you can tell from the snow on the mountains, we are not far off from winter. It was a beautiful light this morning with the sun hitting the buildings. Then, by later in the afternoon, the cloud had come in and mountains were looking like someone had put a…
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Continue reading →: More Monarchs, St James Park and ButterfliesWell, it’s official, I’ve gone mad for Monarchs! This is my last post about the over-wintering monarchs in Christchurch. I’ve had quite a few people tell me they had no idea the monarchs did this and after finding out they have gone to the various parks and taken their own…
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Continue reading →: Centennial Park and MonarchsI went to Centennial Park today to find the monarchs that winter over there. They are in one of the very large blue gums right by the path on the north west side of the park (opposite Pioneer). It was getting pretty late in the day when I took these…
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Continue reading →: Monarchs in Woodham ParkThis is Woodham Park which is on Woodham Road. It is home to Monarch Butterflies that are ‘wintering’ over in large numbers. It is a stunning sight and I encourage you to go and see them. It’s one of most special things I have seen in a long time. The…
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Continue reading →: Trees in Ferrymead ParkTrees drenched in the Autumnal sunshine in Ferrymead Park by Bridle Path Road.
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Continue reading →: Transitional Cardboard CathedralThe Trinity Window of the cardboard cathedral – it’s looking very colourful.
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Continue reading →: Thomas Edmonds Band Rotunda DomeThe dome of what was the Thomas Edmonds Band Rotunda which used to have the Retour Restaurant in it. The dome now just sits on the ground on Cambridge Terrace. I’m not sure if there are any plans to rebuild it. This is what it used to look like https://www.christchurchdailyphoto.com/2008/04/03/edmonds-band-rotunda/








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