
After charging our computers’ and our own batteries in
Alexandra, Mark and I drove to the east coast of New Zealand's South Island
again. From Palmerston, we made a slight detour to the north, before following the coastline southwards
with our
rented camper. Along the way, we stopped to see a few interesting
sights. Before spending the night on a parking lot in the city Dunedin, we
explored the rugged Otago Peninsula. Here are some of the images we captured.
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| Moeraki Boulders on the beach north of Palmerston |
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| The Moeraki Boulders are an interesting phenomenon! |
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| One Moeraki Boulder "fallen" to pieces |
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| Katiki Point Lighthouse - we didn't see any penguins |
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| Coastal view from Katiki Point |
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| Big fur seal on Katiki Point |
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| Sleepy fur seal, Katiki Point |
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| A few of the 30 million sheep in New Zealand |
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| Coastal view north of Dunedin |
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| Little boathouse at low tide, Otago Peninsula |
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| View from Taiaroa Head, the NW point of the Otago Peninsula |
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| View from the car park for the Sandymount trail, Otago Peninsula |
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| Sandymount trail, Otago Peninsula |
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| Along the Sandymount trail, Otago Peninsula |
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| Lover's Leap, Sandymount trail |
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| Top of the hill, Sandymount trail |
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| Walking back to the car park, Sandymount trail |
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| Otago Peninsula |
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| Church in Dunedin at nightfall |
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| Dunedin's train station... |
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| ...said to be the most photographed building in New Zealand! |