gerald: I’ll be looking at the reports to see what has been lost from the city centre when things have calmed down – I’m sure...
Michael Adams: The sign is actually a famous poster from WWII in Britain, but the advice is just as relevant today as every it was.
Michelle: Hi Paul, we’ve got power (had a small outage this morning after a big aftershock). Still need to boil water. The porta-loos are...
Paul in Leeds: I have just been looking around the city councils advice about water and portaloos for your beautiful city, the basics of our life....
Steffen: It’s a pity to hear and read about the earthquake in wonderful Christchurch. I hope the reconstruction will tackle as quickly as...
ann, auckland: So sorry about Christchurch. After talking to some friends and students. it seems the whole wide world knew about the earthquake...
agata: kochani, Wasza kawiarnia jest super- chyba spe?nienie marze?. Julek look very good,as good as I saw him many years ago. I think that coffe... Paul - Leeds daily photo: I read a national daily here in Leeds today and there was a good sized photo of a car covered in fallen bricks etc. from...
Kate: This is a calmer and more serene scene than the last two posts. Happy that no-one was killed; seems lucky, doesn’t it.By Michelle | February 27, 2010 | Filed Under The Seasons Leave a Comment
Some of our trees in Christchurch are just starting to show their Autumn colours. It will officially be Autumn March 1st. It’s one of my favourite times of the year, and I never tire of photographing the show that is Christchurch in Autumn. This photo is taken on Worcester Street by the Dyslexia exhibit (just opposite the Arts Centre market).
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