Diamond Harbour
On Saturday Gaby and I took a bus to Lyttleton because they have a farmer's market we wanted to check out. We have looked around for farmer's markets in Christchurch and check them out when we can. We bought a loaf of fresh baked bread and some organic tomatoes (which look like a version of roma) and then headed off to explore Lyttleton before taking the bus back home.
We decided to take the ferry across Lyttleton harbor to Diamond Harbour, a small settlement atop the bluffs. We walked around a little park and then took a look at a garden shop at the top of a hill.
Lyttleton Harbour is just south southeast from Christchurch
Our ferry boat ride.
View of Diamond Harbour from a hole in a shed
Diamon Harbour nestled between bluffs.
A park adjacent to the ferry landing.
A curios dog.
Salvia.
Striking orange flower.
We decided to take the ferry across Lyttleton harbor to Diamond Harbour, a small settlement atop the bluffs. We walked around a little park and then took a look at a garden shop at the top of a hill.
Lyttleton Harbour is just south southeast from Christchurch
Our ferry boat ride.
View of Diamond Harbour from a hole in a shed
Diamon Harbour nestled between bluffs.
A park adjacent to the ferry landing.
A curios dog.
Salvia.
Striking orange flower.
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3 Comments:
There seems to be a total lack of violence on this blog, and, as an American, I'm left not knowing how to react.
The orange flower is a Nasturtium. I have a bunch in my back yard. The leaves are very edible and have a peppery after taste. I like them.
Lyttletown Harbour is one of my favorite places on Earth.
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