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Continue reading →: Dog Shaped Rubbish BinA dog-shaped rubbish bin for doggie do. Spotted in Ferrymead. And I even saw a lovely and very responsible dog walker using it.
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Continue reading →: Hereford StreetHereford Street – where once there were buildings, now is a new car park. I’m not sure of the fate of the buildings opposite. Such is the experience of living in Christchurch now that one week you can be behind a cordon and looking at broken buildings and then just…
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Continue reading →: New Sydenham Wall MuralI’m not sure when this mural went up onto this wall in Sydenham – I suspect only in the last week or so, as I’m in Sydenham at least once a week. It’s quite striking and is by Wongi Wilson – see www.wongi.co.nz. It’s not quite finished – but looks…
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Continue reading →: More Poetry from the WallMore poetry from the poetry wall on Colombo Street. Nice to see people are using it.
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Continue reading →: Radio Network House implosionThis morning at 8am the Radio Network House was imploded by Controlled Demolition Inc. This was New Zealand’s first ever building implosion. A big crowd turned up to watch the spectacle (even though we’d been advised to stay at home!). It was certainly impressive, but over so quickly it was hard…
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Continue reading →: Seating near the new Tuam Street LibraryA few interesting chairs located near the new Tuam Street library that recently opened.
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Continue reading →: Lambs In HeathcoteSpring is not far off now as we have lambs playing in the fields in Heathcote.
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Continue reading →: Snowdrops in Little Hagley ParkSnowdrops flowering in Little Hagley Park – always a sign Spring is not far away.
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Continue reading →: Instant Poetry Wall, Colombo StreetThis wall is now an Instant Poetry Wall where anyone can leave their poems. It is a project from Poetica Christchurch and Gap Filler. I got there late afternoon with the shadow of the tree making for a dramatic effect.
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Continue reading →: Abandoned BicycleSpotted on Durham Street not far from the courthouse. From the looks of things (the rust in particular) it could have been there a while.
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Continue reading →: Mannequins at the Canterbury MuseumMannequins wearing period costume at the Canterbury Museum. So pleased the museum is open again after it had to have engineering checks.
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Continue reading →: Flower in the RainNot sure what kind of flower this is – it’s about to bloom. But it looked lovely on my walk today with little rain drops on it.
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