Items in 2022 Photo Hunt

Crowd sitting on the grass for the Court Theatre production of the Wonderful Wizard of Oz in Riccarton Bush, beside Riccarton House.

Moving the house on Curraghaloo Farm on Alford Forest.

Cuth Wilkins (my father) giving a chemistry lecture in the former university (now the Arts Centre).

Cuthbert and Rex Wilkins playing at 20 Rugby Street.

While stopped in traffic in Bealey Ave, a few days after the September Quake, I saw these lovely bright daffodils, which to me, symbolized "hope" and I could not resist taking a photo of them.

A view of the daffodils at Hagley Park, near Hagley Avenue. Nurses Hostel and Christchurch Hospital can be seen.

Damaged aeroplanes from The Big Blow of 1975 at Christchurch Airport.

Damaged aeroplanes from The Big Blow of 1975 at Christchurch Airport.

Two women dancing at the Gap Filler Dance-O-Mat on the corner of Gloucester and Colombo Street.

Members of the crowd dancing along to a live band during the first public Diwali celebrations since COVID.

Portrait of Eileen, Arthur, Walter, Ernie, Ted, Gramy and Lois leaning on a car.

Three next to a car at Coes Ford at the Selwyn River.

A man standing by his 1929 Model A Roadster in a valley.

America's Cup Parade in Cathedral Square. Dean Barker being interviewed.

Debris from an earthquake damaged house in an unidentified location within Christchurch.

On the first anniversary of the February Quake, my friend decorated a road cone, as many other people were also decorating them. This one was in Sharlick Street outside the house where my friend used...

Demolition of 85 Heaton Street, Strowan after the 2011 earthquakes

The Diamond Princess Cruise ship visited Lyttelton Harbour in 2008. Pre-earthquake and pre-covid. Photo was taken from Diamond Harbour.

Digger for the construction of 33 Wiggins Street, Sumner.

Hagley Park display of hot air balloons and hang gliders.

Douglas DC3 and Lockhead C130 Hercules at Harewood (now Christchurch International Airport).

Portraits of two unidentified children dressed in costumes.

This was the first time the annual public fireworks event at New Brighton was held in winter, after Matariki was made a public holiday.

Local band "Red Chillies" perform a live set at the first public Diwali celebrations since COVID.