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Mackay Street

 


Mackay Street is one of the main roads in town where the shopping district is. Mostly old buildings full of real estate, clothing, discount, food, appliance and op shops.

Yay we finally have had some rain. Most of the town and surrounding areas like where we are, are now on water restrictions. The rain we have had is a start but we need a wee bit more. I think in the 3 years we have been living on the West Coast this has been the hottest most driest Summer we've had so far.

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Comments

Tom said…
...that blue sky is gorgeous.
roentare said…
Really quiet streetscape
Bill said…
Looks quiet in town. Hope you get some rain, we have plenty here, it's been raining most of the week.
Sue Jackson said…
Pretty street - I would love to visit New Zealand!
Iris Flavia said…
Wishing you more rain!
Is that still Christmas decoration in the street?
local alien said…
A classic little NZ mainstreet! Love it
s.c said…
Is the Christmas lightning still hanging ?
Sharon said…
Fingers crossed that you get more rain!
Looks like a pretty town. Congrats on the rain, and hoping you get more!
Lydia C. Lee said…
I didn't realise you were in drought - it was so green when I was there last year. And we are getting so much rain atm...Hope you get more! It's such a stress. #Allseasons
Joyful said…
The town looks very peaceful. I hope you get your rain.
magiceye said…
The sky is as quiet as the street below! Lovely!
Lisa said…
I like the looks of the town, like an old postcard!

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