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Continue reading →: Spring SunsetWe had a beautiful sunset tonight (as you can see)… we had a Norwester wind come up this afternoon and that often brings interesting cloud formations and wonderful sunsets. One of the many benefits of living in Canterbury (despite the ground shaking a lot it’s still a stunning natural landscape).
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Continue reading →: Valley Inn now openA sign on Bridle Path Road to let everyone know the Valley Inn is open again after being re-built.
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Continue reading →: The Big Model Train ShowI went along to the Big Model Train show at Pioneer stadium today. It was so much fun and I am so impressed with the work that has obviously gone into creating these displays. My favourite had to be the first exhibit though – it was quite a big one…
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Continue reading →: Santa Barbara House Victoria StreetThis art deco building is on Victoria Street. It was built in 1936 and is a category II historic place. So it’s nice to see that it came through all of the earthquakes ok. Unfortunately many historic buildings have not made it through the earthquakes – have a look at…
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Continue reading →: Democracy in action at the community levelThis evening we went to the community drop-in at Woolston that the Christchurch City Council has organised. They are seeking community feedback on Ferry Road – and how this area should be developed. I didn’t think I had a lot to share, but once given a piece of paper, some…
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Continue reading →: Traffic Cones Bridle Path RoadSnapped on Bridle Path Road today (just by Ferrymead Park). The cones are surrounding a large deep hole in the ground. Please don’t fall in it!
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Continue reading →: Little Hagley ParkIt has been a very cold and wet day today – so obviously I did not take this photo today! I was at Little Hagley Park on Sunday when it was beautiful. Little Hagley Park is on by Harper Avenue and starts at Carlton Corner. It’s absolutely gorgeous at the…
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Continue reading →: Kea Coffee Caravan on Manchester streetI grabbed a coffee from this caravan this morning. The art on the van is by local graffiti artist Wongi
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Continue reading →: Fanzone @ ferrymead parkGetting ready for the rugby Fanzone that is on tomorrow
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Continue reading →: Manchester StreetThis is Manchester Street from near the corner of St Asaph & Manchester Streets. I aimed my long lens through the wire fence. What I noticed immediately was the old Paint Sign on the side of the building. This has been revealed now that the building beside it has come…
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The earthquakes really gave Christchurch the opportunity to fully embrace street art and now we’ve become well know for it.…
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