Cable Court Motel Dunedin

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... Centre keeps an eye on the colony which has 19 chicks at present and had an information centre and hide from where you can watch the chicks and if lucky, a visiting adult bringing food. Again, an exclusive tour for me as the only punter and we were lucky enough to see two feeding visits (apparently the adults at this time only feed their fat chicks about once every two days so I was pretty ...

... all home and one of the dogs. The fire is going full bore because we sure are feeling the cold. The house temperature is beginning to feel liveable but it is still COLD out.<br><br>We had an enjoyable trip all in all, some things we wouldn't do again but others we would. Hopefully will get back to Canada and Scotland/Orkney again in the next three or four years.<br>But for now its good to be home (kind of).<br><br>Take care <br><br>Bruce and Joy<br><br><br>

on the 3rd of june we collected our camper and headed to timaru where we stayed for a night. we also went to visit one of kevs cousins friends. Who we sat and spoke to for a few hours and we had a walk around the town. It was a nice place and the weather was good. <br ...

... over I headed to a cafe to plan my next move. I received a text from Kira a girl that I had met in Auckland and then again right at the top of New Zealand at Cape Reinga. She was traveling in a van with two friends, but the two friends had run out of money in Christchurch and she was on a bus heading to Dunedin. Well I didn't really want to hang around in Queenstown for eight days so I decided to jump on a bus and head to Dunedin too..

... below us there was a colony of seals; we stopped off at a beach where a sea lion was lying basking in the sunlight; and we went to Curio Bay where there is a penguin colony, a resident pod of Hectors Dolphins (the smallest dolphins in the world, and also very rare), and a fossilised forest. We weren't allowed closer than 1 bus length away from the wildlife, but if you kept your distance, they'd just carry on doing whatever it was ...

... the world's least numerous) come ashore following their daily fishing trips. Very cute. A late arrival back in Dunedin meant that most of the restaurants had closed and we had to have stonegrill at a Speights Ale house (basically they bring you a superheated block of granite and the raw meat of your choosing and you cook it yourself on the rock), this was not quite what Ellie wanted from an evening dining experience.

Hey all, Univeristy finished today. Can't wait to sleep for a week :). Plan now is to finish Dunedin stuff, packing and seeing what i'll be leaving behind. If i can get out to the OCRT and the Catlins before i go, i'll post those trips here too. Plan is to update entries with whats happened each day of the Euro-Trip, along with some of the pictures taken along the way. YAY, excitement! :)

... than 20 degrees - not much use for mounting the new guns on. Expensive to make and maintain, incompatible with newer technology and with their protective benefits under serious doubt (why have a big complicated arrangement to protect a target that nobody can hit anyway?), the disappearing gun was declared obsolete by the British Army in 1912. The one at Taiaroa Head was restored in the 70s and 80s and is now kept in immaculate condition by the Otago Peninsula Trust. It is ...