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Continue reading →: Bridle Path Track ClosedI both love and despise the Bridle Path track – it’s steep and difficult in places and you have to watch your footing and wear good boots or sneakers or you’re likely to slip down it instead. It’s tough going for all but the fittest of people. Thanks to all…
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Continue reading →: Toi Toi Sculpture on a Liquefaction Silt BaseSpotted at Ferrymead Park – someone has made a natural sculpture out of toi toi and flax branches – using the left over silt from the liquefaction as the base. Rather clever and creative!
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Continue reading →: Tree at DuskTaken from Mt Pleasant – you can just make out the estuary at the bottom of the picture.
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Continue reading →: Mud Sweat and Tears Race Motukarara Race CourseI went out to the Motukarara Race Course this morning with my photo club, to photograph the Mud Sweat and Tears cross country race. It’s a 5 or 10 km race and as you can see competitors are encouraged to dress up in costume and get as wet and as…
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Continue reading →: Some Colourful CharactersI went to the Star Home Show today at the CBS Arena and spotted these girls posing for another camera, so I jumped in and took a few shots for the blog. The Armageddon Expo was happening next door, so my guess is they were attending it – but I…
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Continue reading →: Cycle Store, Ferry RoadA cycle on top of the Around Again cycle store on Ferry Road.
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Continue reading →: Woolston Community Library DemolitionI was driving down Ferry Road today and did a double take at this scene. I am not sure when they started on the demolition – but am certain the building was still (mostly) there just a few days ago. I think it suffered quite a bit of extra damage…
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Continue reading →: Sculpture on Colombo StreetThis sculpture appears to be made out of corrugated iron. It’s on Colombo street at the Beckenham shop end (right out the front of the Nando’s chicken restaurant).
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Continue reading →: Views from the Port Hills by my brother MikeI’ve been in Auckland getting some earthquake respite for the last few days, so I have not been posting any photos. As I got back later today, my brother Mike has stepped in and allowed me to post some of his photos which he took this weekend from the top…
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Continue reading →: River Dredging the Heathcote RiverSo this is something you don’t see everyday! In fact I’ve never seen it before, so it certainly made me pull over on Aynsley Terrace. The driver gave me a wee wave, he looked like he was having fun – especially going under the bridges. Amazing, that people get paid…
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Continue reading →: Buildings on Ferry RoadThe dairy is open (with some bracing holding it firm) but the building next door looks fairly precarious! Just one of the everyday sights for us Cantabs now.
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