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... I was actually feeling too tired and lazy to try climb it so I just wandered around the city centre! I was ready to move on after just a few days in Dunedin, and Id arranged to stay at the nearby peninsular, at Portobello, with a guy called Bill on a 'help-X' (work in exchange for food and accomodation) at his farmhouse on top of a hill, so was looking forward to the countryside ...
Dunedin road trip - minus the dumpster diving
... spoilt for choice. In the end we decided to check out a Khmer restaurant. With Will keen on visiting Cambodia and me having fond memories of Cambodia we decided to check it out. Filled us up nicely, the dish in fact defeated Will! Satisfied with a good feed it was off to the Speights brewery tour.
As we went to pay for our tour the tour guide seemed to take a shine to us straight away and asked us if we were planning on doing the Cadbury’s ...
Anchor chains and aircraft
... caretaker, who drove us to the YH where she showed us round. The weather was perfect for walking – not a cloud in the sky – and we walked round Horseshoe Point to Horseshoe Bay and on to Lee Bay, through woods full of tree ferns, along beaches, past occasional houses and frequent beautiful coves and bays. At Lee Bay, there is a sculpture of a chain that reflects a Maori legend. Apparently, the South Island is the canoe in which one of the ...
Dunedin
... the town hall does.
Popped out for a very good and cheap Chinese meal in the evening which is what is good about being in a city then scurried back to bed. The last few weeks of moving from place to place is showing signs of catching up with us! But next day – big excitement…we are going on a train journey! Yes, I know! New Zealand like most first world countries has whittled down its rail network leaving tasty ...
Charismatic Megafauna
... Wonderland theme. Also showcased were a lot of native plants. Over the years, as the Larnarch family died and the property was sold, it fell into disrepair. However, a family bought the property and restored it. It remains a private residence open for tours.
We then headed up to the point of the peninsula to visit a large colony of Royal Albatross. The thing with cliff side seabirds is that there are tons of gulls, cormorants, and albatross ...
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- Free parking
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