Welcome/Introduction from Sally at Gap Filler
We learned that everything at the Pallet Pavilion is recycled. From the
potato crate tables, to the vegetable crate seats and the old
supermarket signs that have been transformed into colourful table tops.
Lucas spotted a number of significant points in Victoria Park as he listened to the Gap Filler audio recording.
Jack, Ben and Montel reflected on their experiences of the old Town Hall.
Captain James Cook status
The boys listened to some of the history of the Queen Victoria statue in Victoria Park.
Victoria Park provided the perfect location for an exploration of Christchurch's historical and contemporary identity.
The Arcades on the corner of Kilmore and Durham St provides a pathway between Victoria Street and the central city.
The team reflected on what they liked and didn't like about the audio tour. They were challenged to think about alternative recordings and what they'd like to see happen in Christchurch's future.
The Gap Golf at the Pallet Pavilion was a big hit.
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