#3085 ... Big Tree

The Kelburn Village. 

#3084 ... Twin Peaks

Changing rooms and toilets. Balaena Bay. 

#3083 ... Kayak Colour

Queens Wharf, Fergs Kayaks

#3082 ... Working

These guys seem to be all over the city and suburbs at present, maintaining our roads. Thank you. 

#3081 ... Not Talking

Back to back ventilation vents ... I'm not talking to you, Blue. 

#3080 ... Tip Truck

The old Tip Truck at Joe's Garage, Tory Street. 

#3079 ... Sailing

The sails roof structure on Queens Wharf

#3078 ... T & A

Tomato a& Avocado plus a good coffee. 

#3077 ... Mash

Cooking tonight at Ronald McDonald House ... Side dish of mashed spuds. Yumm. 

#3076 ... And you would like?

The Food & Coffee truck at Moore Wilson Fresh ... Nice flowers on a wet grey day. 

#3075 ... Tennis

The Renouf Tennis Centre ... Going up the hill to Brooklyn. 

The Wellington Renouf Tennis Centre, located on Brooklyn Road and surrounded by Central Park, is the community facility with an “international reputation”. The ‘home’ for regular international events. 

Four indoor courts, 14 outdoor courts (floodlights for evening games). Open 364 days a year from 8am till late.

#3074 ... New Colours

The Wellington Museum after unwrapping ... The new paint job. 

#3073 ... Beer History

The old brewery building saved and refurbished when New World Thorndon was built. Good to have parts of our history still in daily use. 

Some history ... 

Staples Brewery was established at Thorndon about 1866 by John (b.1839) and William Staples, the sons of John Staples (b.1814) who was one of the first settlers at Nelson and the founder of the Motueka Brewery.

The Thorndon site was developed to accommodate the new brewing process of fully filtered and carbonated beer. In 1913 a two-storeyed bottling plant was built, to be followed in 1915 by the brew tower. The southwest wing of Thomas Turnbull and Son's original design was omitted, while an existing engine room (date unknown) was incorporated. The beer produced at the plant was called 'Red Band' after the red bands on the brewery's beer casks and for a time the brewery was known as the Red Band Brewery.

#3072 ... Rubbish

Exiting the rubbish tip. Weighing out a bit lighter. 

#3071 ... Bus Depot

New bus depot at Kaiwharawhara ... Yellow centric. 

#3070 ... Moody Monotones

Grey moody sky ... Embassy Theatre wrapped in plastic undergoing external renovation. Makes for a spooky image. 

#3069 ... Ooops

Modified traffic light ... Tory Street

#3068 ... Multi-colour Morning

Colour co-ordinated ... Very cool. 

#3067 ... Breakfast Colour

Poached eggs ... Mojo @ Clyde Quay Wharf

#3066 ... Flagged

NZ continues the debate over changing our flag, with four options now on the table. Stick with our current flag or change ... That is the question.