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Gr8 shot...I just love such pics. That's incredible to know you are almost at the end of the earth...May be I will also get such an opportunity but the chances are remote...
These, the Dunedin Municipal Chambers (the Dunedin Town Hall) were built in 1886 on the site of the first hospital. The old wooden building ceased to be used as a hospital when the hospital was transferred to the imposing 1865 Exhibition Building a few blocks to the east. The bell tower seen here was lowered as a safety risk in the early 1970s. But the result was an architectural eyesore. The tower was restored to its original glory in the late 1980s.
new zealand has lots of birds, something to do with when new zealand left the supercontinent of gondwana, and mamals not having evolved at that time. So new zealand only has native birds, reptiles, insects and the like... as well as lots of introduced species... 60 million sheep and 70 million possums
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One of the most touching stories ever told!
Gr8 shot...I just love such pics. That's incredible to know you are almost at the end of the earth...May be I will also get such an opportunity but the chances are remote...
The Cool Old Dude! And he was there handing out advertising material!
These, the Dunedin Municipal Chambers (the Dunedin Town Hall) were built in 1886 on the site of the first hospital. The old wooden building ceased to be used as a hospital when the hospital was transferred to the imposing 1865 Exhibition Building a few blocks to the east. The bell tower seen here was lowered as a safety risk in the early 1970s. But the result was an architectural eyesore. The tower was restored to its original glory in the late 1980s.
new zealand has lots of birds, something to do with when new zealand left the supercontinent of gondwana, and mamals not having evolved at that time. So new zealand only has native birds, reptiles, insects and the like... as well as lots of introduced species... 60 million sheep and 70 million possums