Welcome to a photo tour of a few parts of Dunedin! Dunedin is a very large city land wise and is made up of many diverse suburbs. Population wise, Dunedin has about 100,000 people living here year round and about another 25,000 students who come for the academic year. Here are some photos from St. Clair, the "inner city" as they call it here (also known as downtown), Maori Hill, and the Otago Peninsula.
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| St. Clair beach looking south |
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| St. Clair Beach looking north |
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| St. Clair beach is one of Nick's places to go surfing! |
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| From the hillside above town looking across the harbor to the Otago Peninsula |
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| The inner city |
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| Looking toward Mt. Cargill from downtown |
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| The Fortune Theatre. I hope to go see some plays here! |
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| Side view of St. Paul's Cathedral |
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| The entrance steps of St. Paul's Cathedral |
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| Walking up to Maori Hill, a very good work out. |
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| Taking a break while walking up the steep streets of Dunedin. |
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| Urban artwork |
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| Pathway through the trees to get to Maori Hill |
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| A road ending in a staircase? This reminded me of Juneau! |
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| Maori Hill wildlife |
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| View from Maori Hill neighborhood |
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| The Harbour Mouth Molars |
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| Looking out to the mouth of the Otago Peninsula |
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| Beach on the Otago Peninsula |
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| The Otago Peninsula from atop the Harbor Cone |
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| Cabbage Trees and the harbor |
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| The Railway Station |
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