Manor Motel Dunedin
22 Manor Place Dunedin, South Island, New Zealand
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Not Sick
... year my mom probably thinks some of this odd not-sick behavior is normal for me. For example, while she's been commenting on the nice weather, I've been shivering during the day and using my sleeping bag for an extra layer at night. I played that off by saying it must feel cooler to me since I'm coming from such a hot climate. I'm also a flushed pink color, but that could pass as a sunburn. I've been desperately trying to flush my system ...
New Zealand done it when were in Dunedin!
... how steep Baldwin Street was. Even with stairs the climb was tough and left us hot and sweaty upon reaching the top. Little did we know that our calves would be tight and sore for the next few days afterwards. It didn’t look like parking on the road itself would be an option for residents so all of the houses had big flat driveways. We took a couple of pictures level with the street to show the slope on which the houses had been built and ...
Dunedin
... long, more on this later!!). Had dinner and watched a documentary on drug lords in Dublin with a few Irish lads, feels more like Donegal than Dunedin here!! Had an early night then, wrecked after the driving.
Day 2
Apart from Rugby and very friendly locals, Dunedin has three tourist attractions, the Cadburys factory, Speights Brewery and the worlds steepest street. We went and visited the Cadburys factory this morning, was a cool hour seeing how all ...
Chocolate and Beer
... and much more would just make you feel incredibly sick and give you a major sugar rush. After the tour I collect my things (no cameras, phones or jewellery is allowed inside the factory) and then head for the Speight’s brewery for the 4pm tour. I’m a little bit early at 3.30 so I just have a perusal through the shop and at some interesting items before being taken on the main tour. To be honest, I can’t remember much, because brewing ...
Day 16 Thur: Dunedin - the long ride home Last day
... dog whistling and shepherd them off the path so we can get going again and then we are powering on again. We have seen lots of sheep, rabbits and some deer along the rail trail. Mostly sheep though many of which are lambing so that makes for a little more interest, mainly to see which ewe has the biggest family. The rest of the ride is pretty uneventful, the last 10km or so being very flat and somewhat straight so it's ...


