Ōtautahi / Christchurch Daily Photo

Today they turned the traffic lights on at this Ferrymead Bridge intersection. It’s been a long road to this stage (pardon the pun!). This intersection has never had lights before, but after they redesigned it, they put in the lights and the approach from the St Andrew’s Hill road is…

The restaurant tram in the city – it does a circuit while you dine. I did it before the earthquakes for one of my birthdays and loved it, so am really glad to see it back up and running (think it’s been back for a while).

The building under construction to the left is going up rather quickly (for me anyway). It is part of the Innovation Precinct and from this website it looks like Vodafone will have a new home here. And the building to the right (just the façade left) is going to be…

I got along to the Cathedral Square today, as the Arboria light sculpture is on display at the moment as part of the arts festival. You can learn more about it at the Architects of Air website. The photo above is what the sculpture looks like from the outside.

The Heathcote River with the bridge on Garlands Road. The weeping willows are looking stunning right now and probably the greenest they will be all year.

You know it must be spring when Shabby Chic market is back. But brrrr was it a cold one today. Just glad it didn’t rain or snow.

A pink magnolia in flower at Lincoln University. I love how graceful and delicate the magnolia flower is.