The Great Divide
At NorthWest Shopping Centre, Massey.…
Mainly West of Queen Street - seen through my lens
Category: Convenience (Page 1 of 2)
Photogenic Convenience
A brick construction dating back to 1943 (ACC=Auckland City Council). Well maintained with simple tile work inside. No 594 Great North Road, Grey Lynn.
It appears that I am not the only one who shoots toilets…
To the right of the sushi shop is the Alonymous Gallery followed by Jo’s Stall; and the wall of the brick building on the left (ASBBank) also featured in an earlier post.…
Te Henga Dune Convenience
Suppose you are in the middle of nowhere on a sand dune like the one shown in yesterday’s post. And suppose nature calls. Then you will be relieved to find this place (just to the right of where the second image yesterday was taken).…
Durham Street West Meets Albert Street
A wall of volcanic rock supports the elevated part of Albert Street, with a small convenience for men. Goes back to the 1880s, probably the oldest public loo in Auckland (but renovated).…
Bellwood Avenue Convenience
A mural showing a tui in a kowhai tree disguises the public conveniences in Bellwood Avenue, near Dominion Road. The bird theme continues with fine tile work of birdlife.
Fantails
Kereru, New Zealand Woodpigeon
Waikumete Cemetery
This classic brick convenience is on Acmena Avenue, Waikumete Cemetery.…
At the Harbourview Beach Reserve, Te Atatu
Harbourview-Orangihina reserve runs along the eastern edge of the Te Atatu peninsula. Relaxed walking along wetlands. Native vegetation and birdlife. A special bird which makes its home here is the Fernbird, Matata, shy and seldom seen (I have not seen one here, presumably for lack of patience).…
Pebble Mosaics, Huia Domain
The only decorative element at the Huia Domain conveniences is a simple set of pebble mosaics by the outside shower – not that you would need much additional decoration in such a splendid place as is Huia Bay.…
Convenience, Te Pai Place
This convenience, lovingly decorated with a spider’s web, is in Te Pai Place, Lincoln North. …
Old Sandringham Conveniences
Another art deco style toilet block bearing the initials of the Mount Albert Borough Council. While the facade looks quite attractive, the building is out of service, but never fear, a (less monumental) modern facility is close by.…
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