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| Gore |
After our brief stop there, we continued on our way to Dunedin, the 'Edinburgh of the South'. There was time for a visit to the library (naturally!) when we arrived at the city, as well as time to hit the shops and local landmarks. I liked the street art I came across as I pounded the pavements. Apparently, you can pick up a map at the I-Site Visitor Centre and follow the trail of street art around the city.
This evening, we were treated to a special Haggis Ceremony at our hotel, and several people from our tour group volunteered (*cough* were picked on *cough*) to take part. They even attempted the Highland Fling (not bad going for the Aussie bloke who'd done the tour of Speight's Brewery earlier in the afternoon and had imbibed the wares. His wife was in hysterics as he entered into the spirit - pun intended - of the evening).
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| Quest tally: two out of nine libraries |
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| Robert Burns and St Paul's Anglican Cathedral |
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| Dunedin Railway Station |
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| Ooh look! There's a chocolate factory here! |
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| Dunedin street art |
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| Dunedin street art |
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| Dunedin street art |
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| Dunedin street art |
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| Haggis Ceremony |
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| Highland Fling |
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| Our bagpipe player |
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