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Continue reading →: Giant Spray Cans, East FrameI’m not sure exactly what these things are – they certainly look like giant paint spray cans to me. I saw them today on the East Frame, and they were being moved around. I’m wondering if they were from a street art festival? Intriguing anyway!
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Continue reading →: Blossom Trees on Harper AvenueThe Blossom trees are looking stunning on Harper Avenue right now, so I’d recommend going for a walk through Hagley Park if you can – as these beautiful blossoms don’t last long.
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Continue reading →: Blossom Tree by the Avon RiverA lovely (and I think reasonably recent edition) to the Avon River bank on Oxford Terrace. I can never get enough of Christchurch’s blossom trees. And they are here for such a short time that you just have to get out and make the most of them.
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Continue reading →: Ephermeral City, Cardboard Replica Cathedral, Christchurch Arts FestivalBuilt using just cardboard boxes and tape, this cardboard replica version of the Cathedral was constructed yesterday in Market Square in the Arts Centre as part of the Arts Festival. It seemed very fitting that this was on display this weekend, the very weekend that the Anglican Synod voted in…
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Continue reading →: H & M Store and The Crossing Retail PrecinctWelcome to your new city. If you have not been into the central city for a few months, you are in for a very big surprise. It feels like a different place. And today, with the opening of the H & M store, the central city was buzzing with people…
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Continue reading →: Black Swan by Oxford TerraceA reasonably friendly black swan has taken up residence by the Terraces. I wouldn’t get too close though – they can be pretty aggressive if they want too. Still, it adds a certain extra bit of style and grace to this strip of Avon River.
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Continue reading →: One decade of Christchurch Daily blog posts – my 10th anniversary of daily blogging, oh wow…Crikey! I can hardly believe that it was 10 years ago today that I published my very first blog post for Christchurch Daily Photo. Christchurch was quite a different city, and things were quite different for me too. I can’t remember how I discovered the other daily photo blogs that…
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Continue reading →: Spring Lambs in HeathcoteIt’s that time of year again! I never tire of watching them jump around the paddock, they are just so delighted about being alive.
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Continue reading →: Rainy morning in the Botanic GardensA few photos of my visit to the Botanic Gardens this morning. Lots of blossom trees are flowering and the Rhodendrons.
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I have a long time friend in Papanui as it’s on her side of town who would love Kai Co…
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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