  Looking across the Aro Valley from Durham St   Aro Bake Bakery: open for deliveries, with self-portrait   Corner of Willis St, Abel Smith St and Karo Drive, looking east, 4.25 pm   The new litter: discarded protective gloves 
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      "The Woman Who Cracked the Anxiety Code," by Judith Hoare     Walking down Aro St   Talking across the fence on Aro St   Exercising on Aro St    Corner of Wakefield and Blair Streets, looking southeast   New World Supermarket, Chaffers St   Corner of Wakefield and Blair Streets, looking southwest   Looking west down Cable St towards Te Papa Museum      Yesterday's baking, a sourdough wheat 'boule'   Looking back down at the city from the Brooklyn wind turbine   Exiting the Polhill Reserve onto Durham St   The table laid for breakfast    Walking down Aro St, Nr. 1    Walking down Aro St, Nr. 2   Walking down Aro St, Nr. 3     Walking in the Polhill Reserve   A family taking exercise in the Polhill Reserve on the first day of lockdown   Looking down on a deserted Aro St from the Polhill Reserve    Self portrait in the window of Preservatorium Café on Webb St, as I walked to the hospital this morning    People queued, two metres apart, waiting to get into Moore Wilson's supermarket in Wellington    The view from the deck of our home in the Aro Valley where we'll be spending much of the next month or more    A hut being constructed at the entrance to the Wellington Hospital Emergency Department, to serve as a screening point for COVID-19 patients   |
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