Pub @ the corner of Taranaki Street & Courtney Place |
Courtney Place - Restaurants, Bars, Lounges and Cinema |
Te Aro Park - the place for bird baths |
Te Aro Park Mural - Diane Prince |
The Opera House Theatre |
Famous Cuba Street, the Bohemian part of Wellington |
Water feature in Cuba Street |
Childrens playground in Cuba Street |
Top end of Cuba Street |
Iconic Wellington Signs - Cuba |
Iconic National Bank of New Zealand Building - resident : Burger King |
Street Grafitti - Cuba |
Lower Cuba Street |
Wellington Town Hall Building |
Civic Square - boundary between the Financial district to the north and the Entertainment district to the south |
City to Sea Bridge |
Traditional Rowing at The Lagoon |
The Boatshed |
Albatross Sculpture - Tanya Ashken |
Childrens playground at Frank Kitts Park |
Frank Kitts Park |
Sails at Jervois Quay |
Wharf Offices - Harbour Board - New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts |
The Bond Store - Museum of Wellington City & Sea |
Peugeot Type 54 'Bebe' |
I don't think there is a next time |
Memory Chain - very touching |
The Game of Death - great idea for a Board Game |
By the Sea we Live |
Paddy the Wanderer |
Shed 11 - Custom House Quay |
Guess what's inside these? |
Public Toilets |
New Zealand Portrait Gallery |
Queens Wharf |
The Len Lye Water Whirler |
The Old Ferry Building 1912 |
Law School - Te Kura Tatai Ture |
Wellington Post Boxes |
The Beehive |
Parliament House |
The Parliamentary Library |
Lambton Quay - heart of the central Business District in Wellington |
Lambton Quay |
Lambton Quay |
Lambton Quay |
Man and a Dog scultpure @ Plimmer Steps |
Old Bank Shopping Arcade |
Free Outdoor Circus Cabaret |
Juggler - very entertaining |
Acrobats |
Most entertaining |
Wellington Railway Station frontage - Metlink Regional Rail |
Mahatma Gandhi - "We must become the change we want to see" |
HMNZS Resolution - docked at Wharfs Quay |
King's Wharf |
Views across Oriental Bay from King's Wharf |
Circa Theatre - Wellington's largest professional theatre |
Circa Theatre front entrance |
Peninsular Play - story about 4 kids growing up in the 60's - hilarious show, thoroughly enjoyable |
Thanks for visiting,
Sue.
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