We’d stopped in Invercargill for a fuel stop, next to the beautiful First Presbyterian Church when I looked up and spotted this weather vane perched on top of the church tower. First Presbyterian Church was designed by architect John T Mair (1876-1959), an Invercargill-born architect who later became the Government Architect. For more information see the church’s history web page.
Taken by Liz 07 Oct 2018, Invercargill, Southland, New Zealand
Posted for Weather Vane Wednesday
Knowing that I was wanting photos of wind vanes, Nigel spotted this arrow on top of the Bell Tea building in Dunedin when he was there 13 Oct 2018.
For more photos of this iconic building see my previous post Bell Tea Corner
Text by Liz, Photos by Liz and Nigel; Exploring Colour (2018)
Isn’t it fun when others join in the hunt for the weather vanes? Thanks so much for taking part in the challenge. I”ll link back to you in next week’s post.
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Bell tea rings a bell. I brought some back to Austin for an elderly friend who had spent time in New Zealand decades earlier.
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How lovely! My tea of choice is Dilmah but right this minute I’m drinking Bell – the supermarket had run out of Dilmah when I last shopped.
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