Christchurch Daily Photo

Spotted near Linwood Ave (where it turns into Humphreys Drive), some cattle grazing as the sun goes down. They are tucked in a paddock just off from the estuary.

We has a 5.2 aftershock today – it literally rattled everyone that felt it. I was full expecting a bigger aftershock to come, but so far we’ve only had a very small after shock immediately after the 5.2. Though it was unsettling, it appears to have not done any damage (though I expect that some buildings in the red zone may well have deteriorated).

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Today has been a bit grey and overcast with a little bit of rain, but about an hour ago I noticed the sun was coming out just a little, and then noticed the sky was going all dusky pink.

 

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Taken from Mt Pleasant – you can just make out the estuary at the bottom of the picture.

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The weather today has been a bit of a mixed bag really – fine and very humid this morning (far too humid for my hill walk!) and then lots of rain most of the day and then fine again this evening (though it is now raining again). During the break in the weather the sky got all interesting – at about 8pm tonight. However, I happened to be watching the BBC’s Planet Earth series on Blue Ray (which you must absolutely watch as it is fantastic) – when I looked out the window and saw misty clouds over the Port Hills. My comment to my partner was ‘darn, real nature is competing with TV nature’ – and quick as anything he grabbed the remote and said ‘we can pause’ – pointing the remote at the window! The light changed so fast – I scurry down the hallway to get a different camera lens, and then I drag out the tripod, and before I know it, the light changes again. It’s quite a race – but one I never tire of!

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