I went to the Carter Observatory on the 19th October and looked at the stars. I looked threw [sic] a huge telescope. The first star I saw was Venus. It was a star with a purple and orange background. I also saw a movie that told me about space and told me how to find the Southern Cross.
We’re asking visitors to write and leave love letters to Wellington in the Te Upoko o te Ika a Māui exhibition at the Museum of Wellington City & Sea. The exhibition features people's stories and passion about the greater Wellington region. One letter per day is selected to add to this blog. We welcome and encourage conversation and feedback to each letter.
Love Letters to Wellington
Showing posts with label Kelburn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kelburn. Show all posts
Thursday, 7 November 2013
Stars and movies
I went to the Carter Observatory on the 19th October and looked at the stars. I looked threw [sic] a huge telescope. The first star I saw was Venus. It was a star with a purple and orange background. I also saw a movie that told me about space and told me how to find the Southern Cross.
Tuesday, 5 November 2013
'Too dangerous' they said - but oh! What fun.
I remember clearly as a child riding on the last day of the old Cable Car. Sideways perched on the outside steps - 'too dangerous' they said - but oh! What fun. The Friday night trip down to Bakehouse Arcade on Lambton Quay never to be the same again!
Wednesday, 17 July 2013
Botanical Gardens - a favourite
My favourite place to play in Wellington is [in] the Botanical Gardens because two people can play on the slide in one go.
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