We went up the East coast to the Moeraki Boulders. These are huge spherical rocks along Koekohe Beach. We also stopped by the fairy penguin colonies at Oamaru. There are not as many penguins there as compared to Australia, however we can still see a few of them around. These penguins have elaborate huts compared to the rocks for the Australian ones :p
Time to move on from North America and travel to Australia for 6 months of fellowship!
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
NZ: Dunedin, Moeraki Boulders
After the train arrived at Dunedin, we spent a pleasant day checking out the world's steepest street, Baldwin Street, University of Otago and the Cadbury chocolate factory. No matter what age, I am sure that everyone would enjoy a tour of the factory and also sampling the Cadbury chocolate. The chocolate seems to be a bit more creamy and a bit too sweet for my taste. However it is still a worthwhile stop.
A mountain full of Crunchies!
We went up the East coast to the Moeraki Boulders. These are huge spherical rocks along Koekohe Beach. We also stopped by the fairy penguin colonies at Oamaru. There are not as many penguins there as compared to Australia, however we can still see a few of them around. These penguins have elaborate huts compared to the rocks for the Australian ones :p


We went up the East coast to the Moeraki Boulders. These are huge spherical rocks along Koekohe Beach. We also stopped by the fairy penguin colonies at Oamaru. There are not as many penguins there as compared to Australia, however we can still see a few of them around. These penguins have elaborate huts compared to the rocks for the Australian ones :p
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