January 4th, 2019
Christchurch City Centre and a Geocaching Event
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Christchurch
Cathedral taken from the top of the Christchurch Public Library
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The Ruins of Christchurch Cathedral
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The
Canterbury Earthquake National Memorial designed by Grega Vezjak
to commemorate the 185 people who lost their lives on 22 Feb. 2011
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Bridge
of Remembrance, Christchurch
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Market Stalls in Christchurch City Centre
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Christchurch Millenium Sculpture 'The Chalice'
by Neil Dawson
Cathedral Square, Christchurch |
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Murals around Christchurch City Centre
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Murals around Christchurch City Centre
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Rauora Park and Cycle Path, Christchurch. Opened
in January 2018, Rauora Park is five blocks long
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Zirka Circus in Christchurch, NZ
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Gillian didn't mention we were going to a geocaching
event
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Geocaching Event at Edmonds' Clock Tower, 1929
Christchurch, NZ
Thomas Edmonds was famous for his 'Sure to Rise' baking powder and The Edmonds Cookbook |
One of the thirteen Nga Whariki
Manaaki (stone woven mats of welcome) designed by Reihana Parata and Morehu Flutey Christchurch, New Zealand |
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Tree Houses for Swamp Dwellers.
Sculpture by Julia Morison, 2013 Christchurch, New Zealand |
'Poupou' by Riki Manuel, 1994.
At 6 metres high, the Maori Totem is made from Totara, paint and paua shells Victoria Square, Christchurch, NZ |
'Stay'
A 650kg Cast Iron Statue designed by Sir Antony Gormley. The statue is located in the middle of the river Avon, Christchurch, New Zealand |
'Mill Island'
The water wheel was built in 1997 on the site of an historic flour mill that operated on the island in 1859 Christchurch, New Zealand |