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Dunedin Scenes

This series of photographs were taken on March 28, 2001 from Mt Cargill and other lookout points above Port Chalmers. The weather was beautiful, as were the views from Mt Cargill, which is about the highest point along the harbour.

Dunedin Mt Cargill — Dunedin from Mt Cargill

Another view of Dunedin from Mt Cargill

Another view of Dunedin from Mt Cargill — Otago Harbour from Mt Cargill

monarch approaching port chalmers — M/V Monarch approaching Port Chalmers

Tairora Head Mt Cargill — Taiaroa Head

Southerly view of Dunedin from Mt Cargill

harbour from Fox Street Port Chalmers — Looking at harbour from Fox Street, Port Chalmers.

oh from harrington — Another view from Fox Street.

In this photograph of Port Chalmers — In this photograph of Port Chalmers you can see piles of logs ready for shipment to Japan.

Looking towards Larnach Castle — Looking across the harbour towards Larnach Castle

The harbour from Mt Cargill — The harbour from Mt Cargill. Notice the microwave dish, there’s a large antenna tower and transmitter building atop Mt Cargill.

Looking towards Port Chalmers and to sea from Mt Cargill

taken from high street near the fletcher lodge — Taken from High Street, near the Fletcher Lodge, March 28, 2001

From a tour of Speight Brewery — From a tour of Speight’s Brewery, March, 2004

From a tour of Speight Brewery — The long gone “locker club” was about a 1 minute walk from the location of this sign at Speight’s Brewery. March, 2004

During the USS Thomas J Gary’s first Deep Freeze cruise several of the crew rented a flat at 152 Cargill St. These photographs of that flat were taken in March, 2001.

See Ports of Call, New Zealand, Page 3 for additional pictures of Dunedin