If you could play football on a pitch with views like this, why wouldn't you?
Like thousands of others, I'm taking part in http://www.100daysproject.co.nz/ The theme of my project is, 'Things an Englishman loves about living in New Zealand'. My medium, Instagram. 100 days of creativity? Let's give it a go...
Monday, 29 April 2013
Sunday, 28 April 2013
Day 79 - Rialto cinemas
The best art cinema chain in New Zealand and a haven for pretentious film snobs like me who'd rather see something in Croatian than a Hollywood action movie...
Saturday, 27 April 2013
Day 78 - Street art
No one likes criminally motivated graffiti, but there are a significant number of seemingly authorised works of street art in Auckland that demand recognition.
Friday, 26 April 2013
Thursday, 25 April 2013
Day 75 - Lots and lots of rainbows
The locals look at me and my fellow ex-pats a bit strangely when we exclaim joyfully at the sight of a rainbow. That's because, further to my last post, the highly changeable weather means rainbows are extremely common in New Zealand, whereas back home you might only see one a handful of times a year. Suffice to say, they make me fondly recall the Wizard of Oz.
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
Day 74 - Sunlight after a rainstorm
Auckland is known for its 'four seasons in a day' schizophrenic weather, and while it can play havoc with your weekend plans, those moments when the sun suddenly bursts through after a heavy deluge are always magical.
Monday, 22 April 2013
Day 73 - Wood for winter fires
It's the time of year when everyone starts stocking up on their firewood supplies to feed their Rayman's and pot-bellied stoves ahead of the winter chill. While I'm still struggling to adapt to the lack of domestic central heating over here, I do think there's something magical about this more old-fashioned method of keeping warm.
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