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Continue reading →: Monopoly Gap Filler Project on Manchester StreetAnother wonderful project from Gap Filler. This is a vacant lot that’s been painted and decorated like a monopoly board along with a digger to make it more authentically like Christchurch (nice touch!). You can find it on the corner of Manchester and Dundas Streets.
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Continue reading →: Flower Pots in SydenhamFlower pots spotted on the steps of the Gap Filler office in Sydenham.
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Continue reading →: Reconstruction: Conversations on a CityThis is an exhibition that is currently on Worcester Street. It’s an interesting exhibition by the Christchurch Art Gallery which tracks the development of Christchurch over the years. One of the most striking images for me, was of the Canterbury Provincial Buildings surrounded by swamp land.
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Continue reading →: On First Looking into Chapman’s Homer, Exhibition at NGThis is the beautiful carved red Steinway piano at the Michael Parekowhai exhibition (On First Looking into Chapman’s Homer) at NG on Madras Street. People are very drawn to the piano. It’s a wonderful space for an exhibition and the views out of the windows are rather surreal as they…
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Continue reading →: Winter Wonderland in the Botanic GardensOk, so this attraction is for the kids, but grown ups need Winter Wonderlands too… very cute Gnomes and some penguins too. I loved it! So cute! And lastly… some penguins…
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Continue reading →: Heathcote DomainThe Heathcote Domain is a lovely spot just off the Bridle path Road.
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Continue reading →: Tree on Papanui RoadAs I write this, the sun is shining, finally. But, as you can see from this Instagram photo, it was pretty grey and overcast earlier today. This tree on Papanui Road was just begging to be photographed – it was a bright spot of cheerful red on a gloomy winter’s…
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Continue reading →: Thinking of You Sign, Morgans ValleyThis sign grabbed my attention today. I spotted it as I walked down Bridle Path Road in Heathcote. I’m not sure how long it has been there but probably not long. I’m guessing it’s in response to the red zone announcements that were made regarding parts of the Port Hills.…
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Continue reading →: Pretty Pink Tree outside of the Topkapi Turkish RestaurantA pretty fake tree that makes it look like its Spring and a blossom tree from the distance. A nice contrast to what can be seen further up Manchester Street (devastation and vacant lots). I’ve never been to the restaurant to eat, but might have to put it on my…
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Continue reading →: Sunset Tonight with a Shrinking Sky LineThe ever decreasing skyline of Christchurch. To the far right is the PWC building which is being stripped one floor at a time.
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Continue reading →: Armageddon Expo in ChristchurchI got along to the Armageddon Expo today for some awesome photo opportunities. What a fun and interesting place to hang out for an hour. Plus, so many of the exhibitors were very obliging with their posing – striking great poses for anyone who put a camera in front of…
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Continue reading →: Fitzgerald AvenueFitzgerald Avenue is quite interesting to drive down these days (well ever since February 2011’s big quake). Lots of repair work being done on this road, so the lanes change on you a lot. In fact this happens all over the city. So you really have to keep your wits…








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