Nelson City Council (I think) funded a Chinese Garden at one corner of Queen's Garden to celebrate Nelson's Sister City relationship with Huangshi, Hubei Province, a while back; I don't know how long these things take normally, but the garden has been in the making for at least a year. The other week, however, I finally found a couple of guys working on it. Yay! This place is going to be fantastic when it is completed. And this is, I think, going to be my favorite feature in the garden.
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cool shoot...
ReplyDeletewere you waiting for them to show for this theme? most of us were waiting, i guess :)
ReplyDeleteHope they finish the work soon. It looks like a cool place to visit.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot Meg.. looks like tireless work!
ReplyDeletea garden! how fun!
ReplyDeleteI would not have thought of finding a worker would have been hard. Glad you worked so hard to get your photo.
ReplyDeletehi! thanks for your comments! i miss NZ landscape-wise i mean. i lived in raglan for 3 years. amazing! will let you know when i post some NZ pics
ReplyDeleteinteresting photo.
ReplyDeleteI like the vanishing point. Story of my life: man far away, can hardly be seen. hehehehehhe ;)
ReplyDeletehmm... you have 3 more DP participants. must check who they are and add them to my list of numbers for today's post.
Great shot. The Chinese Garden in Sydney is one of my favourite spots too - willpublish a pic of the wall there soon!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your visits, people.
ReplyDeleteDenton, on this particular project, it's been bl**dy hard to find anybody working.
Eddie, you are NOT vanishing.
One more place to visit when some day I make it to Nelson again!
ReplyDeleteThe Men (it seems are not that hard) at work!
Good one!
Cheers!
been watching so many men at work today I'm tired out!
ReplyDeleteNice shot!
ReplyDeleteI've been struck by how many workers on these theme blogs work with their hands! Great tribute to our unsung heros throughout the world!!
ReplyDeleteI too like the perspective or vanishing point.
ReplyDeleteThank you, all!
ReplyDeleteI guess the hand is most versatile tool and good finding, Kate.
We are sure come back there for checking progress, but can't wait the opening.
Thank you for your visits, people.
ReplyDeleteYeah, Ben, maybe in 2 years???