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Continue reading →: New Regent StreetI popped into town to get a photo of the street with the building coming down – as to me it’s quite symbolic of where are are at the moment in Christchurch. Things are still changing, but some things have kind of stayed the same – we still have the…
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Continue reading →: Sumner Beach at DuskI took a lot of photos of Sumner Beach at dusk today, I should have had my tripod with me, and I pushed the camera a bit too far… but it didn’t do too badly. Except the brown spot in the middle of this photo is not distinguishable as a…
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Continue reading →: Smoggy MorningBit of a smoggy start to the day today. You can see the line where it stops! Guess a lot of people are using fires to keep warm and perhaps some of the construction and de-construction of the city is contributing. It’s on days like these that I’m glad I…
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Continue reading →: Christchurch – the Ever Evolving CityThese new signs with the purple stripes have appeared in the central city. We are certainly an evolving city, that’s for sure. Some days, it’s actually hard to work out what street you are on, or what building was once on a street corner. Heck, whole blocks have gone in…
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Continue reading →: Bellamente Vintage Jewellery at the Artisan Market at Riccarton HouseThis antique styled jewellery (a blend of old and new) is created by Bellamente Vintage Jewellery – who had a stall at Riccarton House today, as part of the artisan market. The jewellery is hand-made by my talented friend Macushla. You can find out more at the official Facebook page…
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Continue reading →: Transitional Cathedral gets some WindowsThe stained windows are now being added to the Transitional or ‘Cardboard’ Cathedral in Latimer Square. Apparently the Cathedral will be complete in late June.
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Continue reading →: Bronskis Dairy is Open Again and the Mural is BackI drove down Ferry Road today and spotted the mural of the two ladies was back on the newly re-built Bronskis Dairy. So good to see them back in business – they re-opened on Wednesday. The mural of the two ladies is a bit of a landmark, so great to…
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Continue reading →: A wall of portraits in FerrymeadFor quite a few weeks, I have been driving past this wall in Ferrymead and thinking ‘I must stop and check that out’. Except, I am often on may way to somewhere or coming home from somewhere, so never do. Today, it got to 4.30pm and I had no photos,…
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Continue reading →: Autumnal Poplars by the Avon RiverThese trees are so pretty in Autumn that I have to come back every year and get another shot. These trees run along the Avon River between Manchester and Madras Street. It’s a very pleasant walk along the leave covered footpath beside the river.
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Continue reading →: Red Chairs on a Rainy Day at Woolston BakeryI stopped in at the Woolston Bakery today for a bite to eat before doing a few errands. I can highly recommend the cream buns! And the mince pie I had was very tasty like what I remember from my childhood. I ended up leaving my purse in the cafe…
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Continue reading →: Royal Spoonbills at McCormacks BayI had heard that there was a large flock of Royal Spoonbills at McCormacks Bay, so decided to investigate for myself. I would love to have gotten a bit closer to them, but the causeway is now closed for repairs. The birds didn’t seem to mind the surveyor – not…
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Continue reading →: A lovely sunset tonightA lovely sunset. It was 25 degrees in Christchurch today – but I was in Hanmer for most of the day where it still got to about 22. Great weather for this time of the year, that’s for sure.








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