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Continue reading →: Willow Tree near Cambridge TerraceSnapped today from the Cambridge Terrace side of the river not far from Fitzgerald Avenue. The willow still has some leaves (just), probably due to the mild May weather we experienced. The first week of June is proving to be lovely as well – though I’m not sure it’s going…
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Continue reading →: Colombo Street Near KilmoreThe cordon around the CBD shrunk a little more recently, so I went in there today to have a look at Colombo Street near the Kilmore Street intersection. The spot that housed the Metro Cafe is now just an empty lot. I’m not sure what condition the buildings that are…
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Continue reading →: High Street Cordon SignThis is one of the signs that is attached to the fence at the intersection of St Asaph and High Streets.
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Continue reading →: Dyslexia Exhibit Sculpture, Worcester StreetUntouched by the earthquake thankfully – as are the other sculptures in the exhibit.
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Continue reading →: We Love ChristchurchSnapped on St Asaph / Ferry Road intersection. Couldn’t agree more.
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Continue reading →: Cheap in the CitySeen on Manchester Street (not far from the edge of the cordon). The sign says it all really.
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Continue reading →: Virgin Mary Photo FrameI was looking at the damage wrecked on a house in Peterborough street (it’s so bad it is behind a wire barricade), when something on the ground caught my attention. I was quite stunned to find a picture of the Virgin Mary in a broken photo frame right by the…
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Continue reading →: Gap filler projectThis morning I was in the CBD (the edge of it) with the photo club, taking photos of the Gap Filler projects the CPIT students have created in the empty lots that are now around the city. It shows a lot of creativity and we certainly had fun photographing it.…
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Continue reading →: Farewell Sweet VolcanoThere used to be a cafe on this spot – the Volcano – a Lyttelton institution. And now there is just this vacant lot. However, Lyttelton is getting back onto its feet – I was there today and the produce market was busy and a number of cafes have re-opened…
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Continue reading →: Port Hills from FerrymeadTaken this evening on the Ferrymead bridge looking over at the hills – this is Castle Rock with quite a bit of mist. Quite a few boulders have come off the rock and I understand geologists are studying it quite intently – I’ve seen video of them rolling boulders down…
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Continue reading →: Sunset TonightThe sky tonight – I nearly missed it as I was still at my computer working away! Glad I didn’t, as I needed a little pick me up – we’ve had several sharp after shocks today (this morning) and they were very close, in fact they felt like they were…
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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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