Dunedin Casino
Speight’s Crown Hotel
Older hotel
Speight’s, the local brewery
Finally found a good spot for lunch
Entrance to Speight’s Pub
Bar and restaurant
The factory is located up the side street
Don’t mind if we do try the new Sundown ale
Interior of the pub
Checking out the menu
Lunch specials
Our favorite was the double burger
So many choices
Sundown ale
Cheers!
Some of the beers on tap
Bowl of wedges and a shared burger with more fries
Oh well, someone has to do it
Glad we only ordered one
Neat bar
Much character
On the road again
Famous wall art
Even Bart Simpson is here
Clever art
Holiday in New Zealand – Waitangi Day (signing of the treaty with the Maoris)
Queen’s Building
Back to the Octagon
Searching for ice cream
Crazy Horse Tattoo – probably not today
Ratbags had pizza
Cannot image a 3 foot round pizza
Souvenir tents of the Octagon
Sailaway From Port Chalmers
More logs piled on the pier
The winds had picked up
Scenic cruising
Stacked neatly
Two tugs
Hillside homes in Port Chalmers
No sail away festivities here
The buses have left for the day
Iona Church
Downtown looked charming
Museum of glass windows
The harbor continued all the way to Dunedin
Container port
A very old settlement
Ranch property
These hills are full of sheep, believe it or not
Iona Church
Gatehouse
Streets of Port Chalmers
Welcome
Hillside were dry despite recent heavy rains
Settlements on the bay
Not enough time to explore here
Port Fish Supply
Gulls are numerous here
A lone bagpiper
Fishing boat
Leaving the pier
Our final port in New Zealand
He drew applause as we left
It was brutally windy here
Local tug doing “wheelies”
Saying goodbye to New Zealand
A peaceful bay
Birds on a sandy spit
Even a rainbow
It did rain a bit
Small boats moored
Beautiful bay area
Pastures for sheep grazing
Depends on rain for grazing
Roadside trail
Shallow waters were green/blue
Sheep in the pasture
Looking for the Larnach Castle
It is here somewhere
Green pastures
Pretty as a picture
We did a tour that went this way many years ago
Views were terrific
A type of native black swans, perhaps