Levin's famous Father Christmas, in a Covid-19 appropriate mask. In the New World carpark on the corner of Bath St & Oxford St, Levin. 

January 2022.

This Father Christmas was brought to Levin from Christchurch in the early 2000's by Malcolm and Mary Russell.  His once beckoning finger is no longer operational. At 15m tall he is quite the festive landmark.

A screenshot of the first zoom meeting of lockdown 2020 for the Libraries Horowhenua communications team. 

Working from home required inventive ways of meeting and working, including many zoom meetings.

Pictured from top left, going clockwise: Pam Coleman, William Tuttiett, Leala Faleseuga, Wendy Fraser. 

 Chalk art, on the footpath and often on fences, was a nice way to send a positive message out to your neighbours and passers-by, as we all stayed home and stayed safe. 

This image is of some Easter chalk art, done by Jennifer Walton. 

April 2020.

Chalk art, on the footpath and often on fences, was a nice way to send a positive message out to your neighbours and passers-by, as we all stayed home and stayed safe.

Cooper and Toby beside the chalk art outside their house, done by mum Jen. Can you spot the chihuahua? 

March 2020.

Dragon made during COVID-19 lockdown, for Mitre 10 decorate a letterbox competition. Winner of week two of competition.