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Continue reading →: The estuary by the causewaySuch a lovely warm day today so a great one for a walk by the coastal pathway.
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Continue reading →: Signs of SpringA few Spring related photos from Bridle Path Road. And below is a little video I posted to Instagram.
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Continue reading →: View of Lyttelton Harbour from Dyers Pass RoadThe view from one of the tracks just off Dyers Pass Road near the Sign of Kiwi.
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Continue reading →: Don’t Worry Be Happy StoneSpotted in the Family Recovery Garden on Manchester Street. Always good advice.
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Continue reading →: Growing tulips in a vasePinterest is to blame for my latest horticultural adventure. Tulip bulbs raised in a large glass jar really captured my attention and I thought “me too”. Whilst they appear to be growing nicely I have no expectations of flowers. But wouldn’t that be nice. I have also planted tulips outdoors…
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Continue reading →: A Bunny, a Bird, a Bee and some BlossomI was walking through the Family Recovery Garden on Manchester Street (opposite the Margaret Mahy Playground) when this bunny came hopping towards me. I had heard there was a tame rabbit in the area but hadn’t given any thought to trying to find it or photograph it (or going on…
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Continue reading →: Grymmstone Treacle Steampunk Store Tea PotGrymmstone Treacle is a Steampunk Store in Sydenham, and you’ll often see this copper tea pot parked out the front. This teapot is, in fact, a wonderfully re-designed mobility scooter used by the store’s owner Katrina Douglas. You can read more about it online at this Stuff article.
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Continue reading →: Shand’s EmporiumThis historic building is getting done up. From the design on the front of the fence, it looks like the final paint job will be green. It’s on Manchester Street beside the former Trinity Congregational Church. It will be lovely to see it back fully restored. Just a shame there’s a giant…
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Continue reading →: Lichfield Street Car Park Building
This parking building is located on Lichfield Street opposite the Justice & Emergency building. It’s got rather an interesting design – but a little different from the architectural drawings I found online. It can’t be far off from being finished. It’s being future proofed with drop off points for driverless…
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Continue reading →: Nothing to See Here Ticket MetersWhat looks like a parking meter is currently in the Cathedral Square. Instead of issuing parking tickets it gives you a free thing to do within the central city area. It’s part of a wider campaign to promote well-being in Christchurch. You can see the rest of the ideas online…
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The bridge looks great, and that sky is fantastic. Oh, I hope to visit Christchurch again some day 😀