Monday, February 13, 2012

Sunday, February 12, 2012

Asset-Stripping Adventures in the Food Chain

The Coast to Coast Arrives in Sumner

Approaching the end of the 70km cycling section of the Speights Coast to Coast.
This year marks the 30th anniversary of what's claimed to be the world's longest-running multisport event.

Competitors complete the 70km cycling section to run the final 100 metres.

The triumphal arch at the Sumner Beach finish line, where flags honour the more than 1500 international entrants.

Team event winners Aucklander Steven McKinstry and Daniel Busch of Nelson.

First woman over the line, Christchurch's Olivia Spencer-Bower.

Race Director Robin Judkins with Olivia Spencer-Bower.

Among the crowd, a handsome pair of kunekunes.

After sundown they're still coming. Lyttelton writer Joe Bennett calls the names of competitors as they cross the finish line.

Robin Judkins offers his congratulations.

Kayaking blisters.

Thursday, February 9, 2012

Gerry Eat Christchurch

Nothing personal, Bob.

A little something to go on with.

The Beautiful Full Moon Of February


One of the last full moons for the quake-damaged and doomed BNZ Tower in Cathedral Square.

The Clarendon Hotel awaits the wrecking ball.

Robert Harris Coffee, Colombo Street, from beneath Ballantynes verandah.

Changing skyline: Demolition has begun on the Brannigans Building.

The lights of Sumner.

La bella luna over Sumner.