NPSNZ Mid week field trip to Risingholme Gardens 21 Oct 2020 Trip Leader: Peter Hockley Trip Report: Sue Blair The day was partly cloudy and a small group visited the Risingholme Gardens in Opawa. The
Oamaru - 2 to 4 October Report By David Sutton The Oamaru field trip had unusually calm warm weather at 22 degrees at 8 am on the Saturday morning, making ideal conditions for photographing the
Obituary – Doug Johns It is with great sadness that we farewell Doug Johns. Doug (along with his wife Anne) have been members of NPSNZ for many years. Doug was a lovely gentle soul, who
Christchurch Botanical Gardens on the 23rd September 2020 Trip Leader: Maureen Pierre Trip Report: Yvonne Marshall Twelve of us joined Maureen for the morning in the Christchurch Botanic Gardens. So well-timed, as it was warm
Avon River Ramble with Bob -Wednesday 19 August By Bob Wright It was great to have the good company of ten, including two prospective club members on a chilly morning. Not many other walkers
Field Trip Report – Lincoln University Magnolia Collection, Saturday 5th September. Eighteen members assembled at Lincoln University on Saturday morning to visit the magnolia collection on campus. These trees were planted in the 1990s
I was born and raised in Christchurch and have always enjoyed photography. It was only after I joined the Christchurch Photographic Society in 2012 that I started to take it seriously. Then over the next
Club Night - Monday 17 August - Covid Alert Level 2 We advise that Monday's meeting will take place. All the requirements for Level 2 apply including: Social distancing (seating will be 1 metre apart) Signing in
Propagating Greenhouses – Wednesday 29 July By Liz Clark Once again Maureen organised a midwinter treat and we were able wander through the propagating houses which are usually out of bounds to the public. Initially
Cass Mid-Winter – 24 - 26 July Trip Leader: Jane Coulter Eighteen of us met together at Canterbury University’s field centre in Cass for our traditional midwinter ‘Christmas’ field trip. As usual, small groups planned
