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Continue reading →: Isaac Theatre Royal at Night
The theatre is often lit up at night – it’s a bright spot in the city at night.
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Continue reading →: Everything is Going to be AlrightThe large neon sign on the side of the Christchurch Art Gallery is by British artist Martin Creed.
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Continue reading →: Building facade restored for old McKenzie and Willis building
Looking great. The new building going in behind will be a mix of retail and office space.
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Continue reading →: Giant Eggs in Nest, Botanic Gardens
I think the eggs must be part of the Botanic D’Lights event that’s on this week (where the gardens get lit up with lots of light displays). I’m hoping to get to the event one night this week – though the weather is not looking great!
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Continue reading →: Xero Mural by Jacob Yikes
You can see this new mural by Jacob Yikes from Cathedral Square and Armagh Street. It was commissioned by Xero the accounting software system developed here in New Zealand. Watch the video below from Xero to learn more about the art work and the symbolism of the precarious chairs.
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Continue reading →: Snowdrops by the Avon River
The snowdrops are in flower now by the Avon River in the Botanic Gardens.
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Continue reading →: Demolition of Calendar Girls Building
The demolition of the Calendar Girls building is well on its way – I imagine in a few weeks it will just be another empty lot. The building is being demolished to make way for the development of the East Frame – which will be a new inner-city residential area…
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Continue reading →: Not your average telephone booth
I don’t think I’ve ever featured this on the blog before, which surprises me as it’s rather quirky. It’s the Edmond’s phone booth near Madras Street. It was built in 1929 thanks to local businessman Thomas Edmonds. You can learn more about Thomas Edmonds at http://edmondscooking.co.nz/history.
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Continue reading →: Waxeyes in a Tea Cup and Cheeky MagpieI’ve often looked at the tea cup bird feeders and thought ‘that’s cute, but probably not practical’. Well over the weekend, I gave in to frivolity and bought myself a hanging tea cup bird feeder. The hook I had was actually too big for it to hang, so it’s currently…
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Continue reading →: Ferrymead with Castle Rock
The small building in the foreground is at the Ferrymead Historic Village – with the large hill in the background being Castle Rock.
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Continue reading →: Corrugated iron cow sculptures
Spotted on Durham Street in an alley way of a new building.
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Continue reading →: Views from Scarborough
Looking down into Sumner from the Scarborough hill (standing on the Flowers Track).








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