
I feel like I should dedicate more blog-space to Dunedin itself. I did spend the best part of five weeks there afterall. Dunedin was apparently based on Edinburgh. But they ran out of money, or it was too hilly, or something. Who cares, really? Many of the buildings such as the Otago University building above are based on Scottish architecture.

The train station in Dunedin is supposedly the most photographed building in the Southern Hemisphere. Good job then that they put loads of traffic lights and lamp posts in the way to ensure that each and every one of the photographs taken will look incredibly amateur.

Things I did included walking up Baldwin Street, the steepest residential street in the world (literal not figurative). Walking down was harder. There was an all-Kiwi souvenir shop at the bottom of Baldwin Street, selling "certificates" amongst the range of genuine Kiwi tat. The shop was, of course, owned by a Chinese couple.

Other things I did included spending time with nice people, including, but not limited to, these people:

See you all soon, I'm sure.
P.S. More photos right here.
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