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295 Rattray Street Dunedin, South Island, 9016, New Zealand

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... a prize and all money raised goes to charity.

Next on our list during our week in Dunedin was the famous Taieri Gorge Railway, known as the world's most scenic railway track. Leaving Dunedin and heading towards Central Otago and forming part of the Central Otago rail trail that goes all the way up to Queenstown. The track trails through Dunedin suburbs passing the Carisbrook Rugby Stadium, otherwise known as the "House of Pain", heading out into the country with the ...

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... 1091;ходя 90; в море на рыбал 82;у, и вечер 86;м в их поиск 72;х поезд 80;л немал 86;. Единс 90;венно& #1077;, ...

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... sicker than he ever has his whole life, is that we did NOT see one whale!! Nothing! Thankfully they refund 80% of the trip if they don't see a whale, but they have a 98% succes rate to actually see a whale on one of their trips. When I went with them 9 years ago we saw 8 whales, dolphins, seals and albatrosses. This time we saw two seals and two albatrosses.....So Kevin was sick all for nothing.
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South Island Days 5-7

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Thursday:

  • We woke up and drove straight to Milford Sound, frustrated that it was still raining. However, the drive (considered one of the best drives in New Zealand and the world) was made remarkably better by waterfalls everywhere. The mountains in this area are very jagged and have very minimal plant life on them. So when it rains, the water drips off the tops of the mountains in every direction, forming tens of thousands of waterfalls everywhere.
  • When we got ...

We see an albatross!

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... there it was, coming in towards us. A northern royal albatross with a wingspan of about 3 metres, so close you could see it easily. It headed for the headland with the intention of going in to feed the chicks but the wind wasn't strong enough for it to catch an updraft so it headed back out past us again. It was in close view for more than 5 minutes. Such an amazing and unforgettable sight!!
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