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Bottom Bus to Dunedin
... of -- with stone houses & commercial buildings. Here we had a lunch break of toasted cheese sandwich & chocolate milkshake. Back on the bus where our next stop was for ice cream! 4 & a bit hours after starting our journey we arrived in Dunedin home of the Cadbury factory & Steigt Brewery. Apparently Dunedin was designed by town planners in Scotland who based the plans on Edinborough, they however had never seen the area & did not realise that the ...
Dunedin road trip - minus the dumpster diving
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After feeling fairly merry from the beers we had we set off back at the hostel to chill before we headed back out en route to an Irish bar named The Bog. On the way there we were approached by a smartly dressed Asian man with an I-pad computer who claimed to be a student conducting a survey. He asked Will if he could conduct the survey and he agreed.
Do you believe in god? No
Do you believe that natural disasters can occur? Yes
Would you ...
Dunedin
... war Platz fuer mein Fahrrad und so durfte es mit auf die Reise fuer noch mal 15 Dollar Extragebuehr. Dunedin erreichte ich gegen 14 Uhr. Den Nachmittag bewaffnete ich mich mit meinem Fotoapparat und erkundete die Innenstadt und liess die quirlige Studentenstadt auf mich wirken. Meine ersten 2 Naechte durfte ich bei einem Paar von warmshowers verbringen. Jenny und Adrian wohnen im Stadtviertel Mornington und dass liegt auf einem Berg. Also musste ...
Anchor chains and aircraft
... of Oban. They don't seem to have heard of level walking in Stewart Island, it's all either steeply up or steeply down, but the views of the intricate coastline were so fantastic that it was worth it. We had a snack break looking out at three islets in a sheltered bay, charmingly named Faith, Hope and Charity. When we returned to the harbour, we had time for refreshments in the pub before catching the ferry back and reuniting ourselves with the van which ...
Dunedin
... go to to open up this country and is a quite magnificent achievement of engineering and shear hard graft. And it’s a train buffs dream with lots of interesting facts and statistics which, you’ll be pleased to hear, I’ll not bore you with here.
And that was about it. Not our most successful city visit but quite fun and you have to say it's strange to see a Scottish shop in the middle of New Zealand selling kilts and tartans ...