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Continue reading →: Yesterday is HistoryThis poem can be found on the wall by Scorpio Books in the ReStart Mall. It is part of the Poetica urban poetry project.
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Continue reading →: Watching the GameA group of school boys sit on the fence between Christ’s College and the Botanic Gardens watching a game of rugby.
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Continue reading →: Dog Parking Sign at New World St MartinsLove it! How civilised… spotted at the entrance to New World supermarket in St Martins.
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Continue reading →: Butterfly MuralButterflies are painted all over this fence – which is now on an empty section on the corner of Kilmore and Barbadoes. I’m not sure if the butterflies were always there or if they are recent.
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Continue reading →: Gloucester Street Road MarkingsThe green strip down the side of the road is a new road marking to help beautify Gloucester Street. Guess this is being done in time for the re-opening of New Regent Street (which runs between Gloucester and Armagh). This area is a hive of activity with lots of work…
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Continue reading →: Prestige Fudge in ReStartThis is the temporary home of Prestige Fudge – they will be moving into New Regent Street once it re-opens in a few weeks. I left the shop with the small Lemon Cheescake fudge – something a little different and very delicious. I’ll certainly be paying a visit…
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Continue reading →: Multiple MoasThe moas are multiplying… I first saw them on Linwood Avenue and now here are two of them standing on the corner of Barbadoes Street and Kilmore Street.
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Continue reading →: Giraffe Mural by Tess SheerinYou can see this wonderful Giraffe mural at 10 Liverpool Street – just by the Les Mills car park. It is by artist Tess Sheerin.
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Continue reading →: Back to Hereford Street (and High Street)For over two years, this stretch of Hereford Street has been closed to the public. It opened recently, so I took the opportunity to walk down along it and a section of High Street (that was a mall) which is now also open. All but one of the food containers…











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