Towards Waitati
This is on a morning bike ride today, looking towards Waitati from the top of Waitati road.
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Father and son over the moon
Father and son over the moon
Last night I enjoyed celebrating the eclipse with my son who has recently gotten into photography.
Aurora Australis from Tomahawk Beach
Aurora Australis from Tomahawk Beach
An unexpectedly vivid display of the Southern Lights erupted early this morning.
Interesting Dunedin door
Interesting Dunedin door
This vacant building was on Wharf Street. I thought the facade was very interesting . . . boards diagonally and vertically placed, with the old mailbox, with all the chipped paint.
May Day May Day: Raise the dole and all benefits!
May Day May Day: Raise the dole and all benefits!
Unions Otago held a public rally in the Octagon, Dunedin on Saturday to celebrate May Day.
View of Otago Harbour from Kew
View of Otago Harbour from Kew
I took these photos on Saturday, May 1 from the end of Dornoch Street in Kew, looking across Caversham and South Dunedin to the Otago Harbour.
Bottle thrown at firefighter
Bottle thrown at firefighter
It makes me sick every time I hear of University of Otago students doing something stupid when they get drunk.
A Day at the Races
A Day at the Races
- D Mcfarlane
On the buses
On the buses
What do you know? The Dunedin buses are on time.
Autumn on the Hawea River
Autumn on the Hawea River
This was taken yesterday on the Hawea River. Highlights the autumn colours.
Local riders bring home medals
Local riders bring home medals
The Central Otago Wakatipu Cycling Club was represented at the Vantage Age Group Nationals held last weekend in Rotorua.
Thirst for knowledge
Thirst for knowledge
Thirst for Knowledge is an initiative started by the Department of Physiology (University of Otago) and the Otago Museum to bring monthly science talks out of the lecture halls and into the pub.
First ebike ascent of Harbour Cone?
First ebike ascent of Harbour Cone?
Stunning morning today, my brother Doug and I biked from Highgate to the top of Harbour Cone.
The Late Great John Da Silva
The Late Great John Da Silva
The Late Great John Da Silva (A Gentle Giant ). Recently died at 86.
Scribes building demolition
Scribes building demolition
The construction and built environment industries contribute significant amounts to climate change and waste.
Unusual torso in botanical garden
Unusual torso in botanical garden
Just appeared In the Dunedin Botanical Gardens along one of the upper gardens walking tracks, is this interesting artistic form of a torso which appears to be made of clay.
Our Moana Pool
Our Moana Pool
Whilst soaking up the heat in the central spa tub and relaxing my tired muscles after a semi strenuous workout in the ultra-modern and spacious gymnasium. I get to thinking how lucky I am to be here.
Oturehua airfield Sunday
Oturehua airfield Sunday
A mob, a pride, a school?
View towards Otago Harbour entrance
View towards Otago Harbour entrance
Just on a bike ride this morning and enjoyed the view near Larnach Castle.