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Continue reading →: Cathedral Junction with TramThis is the Cathedral Junction shopping centre and restaurant area with the tram going through it. The new building appears to be finished – I feel like I blinked and there it was! Nice to see something going up rather than coming down for a change. On that note, yesterday…
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Continue reading →: Votive candles at the Christchurch CathedralIt was grey, dull and rainy most of today, and it certainly was when I went out for some lunch and photo hunting. I went into the Square and realised it had been a while since I had been into the Cathedral, it was also a great way to get…
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Continue reading →: Scotts Track, to Heathcote Quarry, to Major Hornbrook to Gondola to Bridle PathThe track up to Major Hornbrook (just to the left) Tonight my friend Emma and I went on a 3.5 hour walk in the Port Hills (one of our favourite routes). As you can tell from this photo it was a lovely evening for it (well it started off that…
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Continue reading →: The Sky TonightThe weather today has been a bit of a mixed bag really – fine and very humid this morning (far too humid for my hill walk!) and then lots of rain most of the day and then fine again this evening (though it is now raining again). During the break…
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Continue reading →: Hot house flower Botanic GardensI went back to the Botanic Gardens yesterday, this time with my photo club. Our mission was to photograph a flower for an entry into a photo competition. I’m thinking of entering this one, though I have a few others to consider as well. It will come down to which…
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Continue reading →: Shabby Chic Market DayI finally made it along to the monthly “Shabby Chic Market Day’. I very nearly came back with a vintage biscuit tin, but had purposely not taken any money with me – I was really there to take some photos and check it out. It was too hot to really…
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Continue reading →: You may now PANIC and FREAK OUTA sign seen on a residential fence in St Martin’s. Very funny! The earthquakes keep on coming, I missed the last big one on Boxing day, but have felt a few little ones, but seem to miss a lot of others! The lady at the bank told me the other…
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Continue reading →: Red Dahlia at Botanic GardensThe dahlias at the Botanic Gardens are out in full force and quite stunning. I went a bit overboard photographing them as the colours are so brilliant.
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Continue reading →: Red HippoA red hippo sculpture at the Botanic gardens – just behind the children’s playground.
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Continue reading →: Duck ReflectionI went for a stroll through the botanic gardens today and took dozens of photos of flowers – once I start I can’t seem to stop snapping them. I’d put the camera away and was walking back to the car park when I spotted this Paradise duck checking out its…
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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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