Riverstone castle A house build like a castle just before Oamaru
Riverstone gift shops
Shag Point is at an hour before Dunedin and home to a big fur seal colony.
From the picnic area at Shag Point you look down at the rock formations were many seals were
View from our stay in Portobello on the Dunedin Peninsula
Night sky
Dunedin Peninsula
Walk to the pyramids in dunedin peninsula
Basalt rocks
Victory Beach is the longest and most beautiful beach in the Otago Peninsula. On this beach a ship named Victory was grounded in 1861.
Victory Beach
At the settlers museum in Dunedin
Hi Marja - sounds like a wonderful idea ... and accompanying your husband even better ... great memories are made like this - and lots of potential blog posts?! Cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteEen mooie tocht, prachtige foto's!
ReplyDeleteStunning shots! These views of places you visited with your husband are worthy of any grand box of memory jewels.
ReplyDeleteVictory Beach is a paradise.
ReplyDeleteSights to remember and cherish: the rocks, the seals, the pyramids, the night sky. I totally agree with you about collecting memories.
ReplyDeleteWe don't get down your way often but I remember seeing the sign for Shag Point and being surprised by all the seals!
ReplyDeleteHoi Marja! It's been a while since I saw your blog. New Zealand is so beautiful! Groetjes van Miss Footloose from lifeintheexpatlane
ReplyDeletegreat castle...
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing beautiful series of photos
Looks like you spend your time fantastically! My favorite picture is the night sky :)
ReplyDeleteAnd what a set of beautiful memories you have collected too Marja.. LOVE that sky.. <3
ReplyDeleteYour photos are just gorgeous! Some day, we will be able to get to that part of NZ and take our time looking!
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