My Dad’s aunts Barb, Kath, and Myra.
Month: June 2013
Decay and bloom – 2013 in pictures: March
Sunflowers. I’ve never seen such a clear white sky. This looks Photoshopped, but it isn’t.
Off to Hanmer Springs.
Not the Hurunui News.
Hanmer Springs War Memorial Hall.
Poster remains on Bealey Avenue, and Lichfield Street.
New buildings. Victoria Street and Armagh Street.
Ronnie van Hout in the Art Box.
Another Vintage Market at the Pallet Pavilion.
Ronald McDonald House fundraiser teams in the Re:START.
Emily Hartley-Skudder showhome art.
Christchurch City Libraries’ book sale.
Christchurch Art Gallery upstairs on High/Tuam Street.
Old CCC building on Tuam Street.
Special! small – Cranmer Square signs.
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Ups and downs – 2013 in pictures: February
The moon, the moon. Somehow the addition of cranes give it even more atmosphere.
Art that only stayed a day or two on Lichfield Street.
Dinner at Topkapi, then looking at the back of High Street.
And looking at the back of the Odeon.
And the industrial sky once more.
ANZ Demolition in Cathedral Square.
Anissa Victoria’s twilight market at the Pallet Pavilion.
Cunningham House, Christchurch Botanic Gardens.
Francis Shurrock reliefs on the Robert McDougall Gallery.
That’s Ngai Tahu’s office Te Wai Pounamu on Hereford Street getting demolished.
Reading at Central Library Tuam. Ended up in The Guardian!
Morning light on the Salvation Army demolition.
Ghost sign on Southwark Street.
A visit to the Quake City exhibition.
A Caxton Miscellany exhibition.
Community Law building demolition (asbestos hazard).
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Partying on – 2013 in pictures: January
We love colour, we do.
Party time with the party boy Zak.
Demolition of Thai Samurai on Durham Street.
A bit of a contrast as daisies take on demolition, Hereford Street.
And flowers with Caffe Roma in the background.
A seagull takes flight from the Bridge of Remembrance.
The bold beauty of flowers in the Central Bus Station.
Another lovely summer party.
A quick demolition kicks into gear – Vero House.
A table made from recycled rimu from the Power Boat club rooms in New Brighton.
Machinery and sky – a Christchurch preoccupation.
More Wongi and Ikarus art in the offing – in the Re:START.
And more art on its way from Mike Hewson.
Meanwhile in Sydenham:
The first Vintage Market, at the Book Fridge site.
All that is left of ECan on Kilmore Street.
Scarecrow by the Pallet Pavilion.
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