Lyttelton: what makes an artist's town? | nzherald.co.nz

[@bridiemccormick6711]

i live there and it is magical its like steeping into a fairy tale evryone there knows each other and they even have a school there i used to go to it and it was awsome im in yr7 and i just love living here'

[@WendyJoseph-ww8ws]

I live over the ditch but was born and bred in Lyttelton. My Maternal Great, Great Grandmother, Elizabeth Nurse came with the Canterbury Pilgrims as a babe in arms, and while most of the settlers traipsed over the Bridle Path, (named beause it is so steep that the oxen had to be literally forced along by their bridles,) our family stayed put in the Port. Am pushing 73 these days and the older I get, the more I miss the Port. It is indeed, a very special place and will always be home to me regardless of where my feet happen to be standing at any given moment.

[@kezziageorge6242]

I live in chch , I love lyttelton . Used to drive there ,n hangout on most weekends. Its been a while since ive been there now , think iam going to go for a drive this weekend

[@ronaldkable]

That's really quite lovely, great place and people. I was looking for something on the area's special geology and find, yep, it's special indeed

[@kimsherlock8969]

Sweet Good Alto Sax Good on you for making it work together. Create in your own happy spaces. XXX

[@scottsee7594]

Love Lyttelton ❤️ I dream about living there (and my best friend)

[@thekajalflaneur]

Damn, I should come visit! I'm all kinds of creative. This looks like a wonderful place!

[@skullandbones1832]

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[@elizabethbradley4301]

Omg lol you should keep this a secret, you don't want outsiders messing it up like they did Auckland 🤣

[@RebelRitchieMusic]

328 💙💛

[@badenhohapata]

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