#1801 ... Boxed In

The "display" at Moore Wilson Fresh ... awaiting customers fresh produce to be loaded up and carried home.

#1800 ... Eastern Wellington

This could be eastern Europe ... but actually this is in Glover Park, Wellington.

#1799 ... O

The missing 'O' for the SALE ... 4 DAYS ONLY and a thumbs up. Brides on Thorndon, Brandon Street.

#1798 ... Lagoon Night

The Lagoon by night ... looking north, Boatshed to the right, CBD to the left. Image by roving reporter Trịnh Chiêu Nghi

#1797 ... OOPS

A little accident on the way home tonight ... the bus has wiped out the Air New Zealand Holiday Shop sign ... these two were discussing the repairs to the signage. Brandon St.

#1796 ... ANZAC Day

A special remembrance day for Australians, New Zealanders and many others around the world. Although April 25 has little significance outside Australia and New Zealand. On this day in 1915, Allied troops, including the New Zealand and Australian ANZAC Corps, landed on the Gallipoli peninsula in a campaign to capture Constantinople, the present-day Istanbul. They withdrew in defeat 7 months later. It’s a day of national remembrance in both Australia and New Zealand. Casualty rates of 60% on both sides of the conflict, New Zealand led (as it did through the entire first world war) with 70%. Poppies, the symbol of wartime remembrance, feature prominently. These are from a platter by Stephanie Raymond, a French ceramicist. Stirring words from Kemal Attaturk, a commander in the Gallipoli conflict, and the first president of the Turkish Republic, captured on the memorial at Anzac Cove: Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives… you are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours… You, the mothers, who sent their sons from far away countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well.

#1795 ... Muscle

An example of American muscle on the streets of Wellington. Featherston St

#1794 ... Frogs, Buskers and a KISS

Lambton Quay ... a couple of frog sculptures, jazz buskers and a friendly couple.

#1793 ... Unique Entry

A very individual and unique front door.

#1792 ... Skeleton on the Bike

At Wellington Airport ... obviously had too long to wait for the flight!!

#1791 ... Colourful dining

Dining outdoors at Scorching Bay ... sitting on colourful chairs.

#1790 ... The long zig-zag

The zig-zag path to the top of the hill. Seatoun

#1789 ... Nautical Mail

A letter box with a nautical theme ... and gracefully aged.

#1788 ... Beach Brunch

a delightful way to have lunch ... at the beach, a barbecue and and a bottle of wine.

#1787 ... Moody Moon

Hand held camera to capture a moody sky ... moon behind the tree ... no Photoshop intervention ... just an unsteady hand. Ngaio

#1786 ... White Peaks

Defined white roof peaks amongst the cabbage trees, Karaka Bay

#1785 ... Half a Hole

Three boys and half a hole ... how big is half a hole?

#1784 ... Night Chill

Kaffee Eis on Courtenay Place ... great for a late night coffee or icecream ... superb flavours .. try the lemon sorbet or the vanilla bean.

#1783 ... Classic

Classic red telephone box ... Karaka Bays

#1782 ... Hair Here

Walking through Kirks, when spied this young lady ... polite introduction and she graciously agreed to have her hair style posted on the WDP. Thank you for being a willing fashion icon !!

#1781 ... Five Pedallers

The whole family out cycling around Karaka Bays

#1780 ... Photo Time

Worser Bay, Seatoun ... matching life jackets and a sunny day. .Better take a photo to record the event

#1779 ... Bits n Pieces

Boatsheds at the edge of the Pauatahanui harbour, take a walk along the Camborne Walkway and see them for yourself ... and easy level stroll.

#1778 ... Vacant

Must be a fine day ... everyone's taken the boat out for a spot of fishing. Paremata

#1777 ... Cute, Underlined!

Fiat 500, jst right for the city ... and we'll underline that as well.

#1776 ... Waiting for Dinner

Reading and waiting for dinner at Wisconson Burgers, Wadestown

#1775 ... Dim

We have turned the clocks back and the nights heading home a a bit dim ... not very nice really. It's all down hill from here as we head towards winter.

#1774 ... On a High

At work on the Ibis Hotel. Featherston Street

#1773 ... SX

The Southern Cross pub in Abel Smith Street ... a popular place for students, trendies and the like.

#1772 ... Light Reflections

Interesting illumination ... and reflections. Shopping, Wellington