Dunedin, New Zealand

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Dunedin was founded in 1848 by members of the Free Church of Scotland. It was called the Edinburgh of the South. Its history is written about in this link: DUNEDIN

Tricky entrance to Dunedin as the channel is narrow. Ships must have a Pilot through this area

On the main street of Dunedin is the original Cadbury Chocolate Factory. If you like milk chocolate, here is the link to its popularity! <https://www.cadbury.co.nz/our-chocolate/our-history/>

Main Train Station in Dunedin.

Famous in New Zealand: <https://www.newzealand.com/us/feature/dunedin-railway-station/>

Dunedin Prison is beautiful architecture.

Its history is here: <http://www.dunedinprisontrust.co.nz>

We then went to Nature’s Wonder to see a Fur Seal breeding area, and, maybe, see the very rare Yellow Eye Penguin.

Marilynn got the most charming photo of two seagulls.

Because Marilynn’s camera has a 2000mm lens, she was able to get this one photo of the very rare Yellow Eyed Penguin. It’s a little fuzzy but it was nearly a 1/4 mile away!

<Yellow Eyed Penguin>

This refers back to the very first slide. This is the entrance into the fjord housing Dunedin.

Black Backed Gull waiting for baby penguins to try and come down th the water.