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Continue reading →: The Bicycle BandI was engrossed in the Earth from Above photography exhibition which is all along the Rolleston Ave at the moment, when I heard a brass band start playing. A short walk down to the museum revealed they were in the ‘Waiting for a Bus’ carousel. They played until the weather…
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Continue reading →: Spring Lambs in HeathcoteLambs are such funny little creatures, they don’t look much like their adult folk (much cuter of course), and they full of energy and fun. So if you need some cheering up go and find some lambs to watch. These lambs are in a paddock on Bridle Path Road, and…
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Continue reading →: BlossomSpring is just around the corner, and Christchurch does Spring very well indeed. The blossoms are always so beautiful, and after the year we have had I think we will all appreciate it just that big more, at least I know I will. Winter isn’t finished with us yet though……
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Continue reading →: Misty MorningBit of a misty start this morning – it was a total white out for a while and then it lifted and I could see some of the remains of the mist in the Heathcote Valley.
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Continue reading →: Black cat on a retaining wallI work from home, which can be rather solitary at times. But the neighbourhood cats keep things interesting! They’ve taken to sitting on our (partially collapsed) retaining wall. So they can peer down into my office. This little black cat is usually here most days, but still seems very surprised…
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Continue reading →: Chaffinch in Hagley ParkI took some photos in Hagley Park today – just as it started raining and blowing a gale! But it didn’t seem to bother this wee fellow, who I believe is a Chaffinch (though I could be wrong). He or she was very interested in me (and the bugs I…
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Continue reading →: Clock Tower Building HornbyThis building has been completed re-developed – I think just the shell was left. I don’t have any before photos, but did find some before shots on Flickr.
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Continue reading →: Hagley ParkThese photos of Hagley Park were shot about 2 weeks ago after I received a request from a homesick visitor to the blog do some shots of Hagley Park. Despite all this city has been through the park is still there, still beautiful as ever. People are still walking their…
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Continue reading →: Shipping containers SumnerDriving past these containers is quite intimidating as it’s right in your face at just how much risk there is driving under these cliffs. I actually walked to Sumner for these photos (from Ferrymead) and walking gives you a whole other perspective. I was a bit alarmed to see shipping…
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Continue reading →: PortaloosSome of the Portaloos I have seen in my travels around the East side of the city (well the part I live in).
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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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