Christchurch October 2002 – Christchurch, South Island, New Zealand
Christchurch, New Zealand – October 2002
Wow, hasn’t time flown by?! It seems that Christmas will be here before we know it. It’s lovely to see the lambs though. Now the days are warmer there’s more to see and do without having to dress up in warm clothes to match our freezing winters. Mind you, I’m really looking forward to the hot summer days here in New Zealand. Take care and have a great month!
Events for this month
There’s always a lot happening this month for everyone so I’ve supplied this web address:
www.bethere.org.nz
Ferrymead Heritage Park
A wonderful place for the young and the old to go to. It shows what we used to look like in the past. If you like historic stuff, this is the right place to step back in time!
Prices:
Adults $6.00 per person
Children (5-15 years old) $3.00 per person
Under 5 years old Free of charge
Concession Pass (2 Adults & 2 children) $16.00
Adults $8.00 per person
Children (5-15 years old) $4.00 per person
Under 5 years old Free of charge
Concession Pass (2 Adults & 2 children) $19.00
Times: 10.00am to 4.30pm daily (except Christmas Day)
Address:
- Ferrymead Park Limited
Ferrymead Park Drive
P.O.Box 19988, Christchurch 8002
New Zealand
Phone: +64 3 3841970
Fax: +64 3 3841725
Email: info@ferrymead.org.nz
Web Site: www.ferrymead.org.nz
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