Wellington randoms - Cam Theme - 50

My 50th Cam Theme, so what better thing to do than show specific Wellington pics...

There are 12 photo sets in this "CAM".

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panoramic view of Wellington city from Oriental Bay

panoramic view of Wellington city from Oriental Bay

the forever changing skyline of Wellington city

forever changing skyline of Wellington city

this might form part of a before/after Cam Theme

 seagulls flying on Wellington harbour

you can't beat Wellington on a good day - so sings the song...

downtown Wellington with high rises on either side

being a windy city, it's a haven for surfers when the storm rages, but not so much fun for air travellers.

this photo was taken at the southern end of Wellington airport at the end of October...

Rapanui (Easter Island) is part of the Republic of Chile.

This Moai was gifted by the President of Chile as it is a symbol of the connection between the people of Rapanui and New Zealand

always finding seagulls...

view of some suburbs of Wellington in the distance

this view of a sunset over Wellington Harbour was taken from Eastbourne

look carefully and you might see a plane on approach to Wellington airport

aerial view of Wellington's southern suburbs

Miramar

Kilbirnie

Island Bay

this is the view from the fly-over at the bottom of the Ngauranga Gorge - looking towards Mount Victoria and Wellington airport

This is the view of the fly-over from the previous picture
the drive to the west coast (left) and
the road to the eastern suburbs, both Lower and Upper Hutt and the Wairarapa via Rimutaka (centre)