Thursday, January 16, 2014

Alphabe-Thursday letter I for Ivy



The Northern Club

This ivy cladded building is situated just off the Auckland University, and thirty years ago, I see it often as I go to my prefered location, the Albert park. The clock has turned around and my second daughter G is now a law student in the university. Law school is located nearer to this building. Sometimes I drop her off and I see this building which fascinates me. It is like a seasonal calender.

In Spring you see less dark green leaves, in Summer you see dark leaves, in Fall/Autumn, you see brown leaves and in Winter, you see the veins. The building becomes naked without the leaves.

The Northern Club, 19 Princes Street, Auckland, New Zealand
Telephone : +64-9-379-4755


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search/label/Alphabe-Thursday. Jenny Matlock

10 comments:

  1. This is incredible! I don't think I have seen anything covered in ivy to this extent - very cool!

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  3. That building is truly fantastic! I'd love to see it during all the other seasons!

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  4. Wow, that is a lot of ivy. Not sure I like that much. I've seen it on sides of walls, but covered completely like that and so squarish.... I'm just not lovin' it.

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  5. that's nice that they haven't cut all the ivy off the building. Some "landlords" would. Neat about the seasons! {:-Deb

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  6. That is an interesting building and changing in the seasons is a bonus.

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  7. I love the way you talk about the different look of the building at different times of the year -it looks great in green!
    Wren x

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  8. This is unbelievably wonderful! Wow! I am stunned by the incredible way this covers! Great post! Enjoy your week!

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  9. I've always been intrigued with the way ivy grows up walls...

    This is such an incredible idea to have it cover the entire building!

    Thanks for linking to the letter "I".

    A+

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