“It’s meant to be a 45 hour walk… Is that one way?” I don’t know why, but I laughed so hard😂😂😂. I really thought it was going to be a 45 hour walk and I was like 😲😲😲. This vid was full of good one liners from Yen..ie “We could have driven to the top.” Funny, when Peter said it’s time to eat after the gardens, I was fully expecting some Chinese noodles… though the sammies did look a massive one of 👌. Organ Pipes was very cool with an amazing view… as always, I’m sure the camera didn’t do it justice. Fun fact, there’s a place in Jeju Island in Korea called Daepo Jusangjeolli Cliff that has similar shaped hexagonal rock formations (without the hike😁). Great great series guys! What a fun trip it was. Can’t believe all that in 11 days!! Much thanks for taking us along!!
Woahhh that is so cool that these rocks are in Korea too. Another viewer mentioned they are also in Scotland. From the looks of it from Google images each location has its own special unique quirk. More on the bucket list to check out in the future. I don't think yen and I are built for a 45 hour walk 8 hours has been our longest so far and that was enough no more of that thank you very much 😂
Really great series. Would love to explore more of the south. Additional tips for any readers going to Dunedin would be to have a walk through the university, one of the prettiest uni's I've seen. The other suggestion would be to check out the beach, think it's called St Clair. Cheers to you both
😅 yes it was a challenge but well worth it. Really felt like an adventure getting up there. Thanks for watching have a great week ahead and stay safe too 👍
The Chinese garden setup looks like the one in Darling Harbour Sydney but bigger🤩 Definitely mesmerised to see the architecture & garden, so beautiful!
Oh yea we've been to that one too.. it's where Peter got dressed up in costume hahaha. You guys got those lil water dragons there that NZ doesn't have but yea Lan Yuan was super authentic since it was designed and built in Shanghai then shipped all the over 👍👍 definitely felt like we were actually back in China 🤩 I bet in spring/summer it's even nicer with the flowers in bloom!
What a great way to wrap up the series with that walk up the Organ Pipes after braving Baldwin Street! 🥰 I'll be adding the pipes and the Chinese Garden to my list for the next time too ✅
Man, we just went to a place in Florida that is called Dunedin. This place looks spectacular, especially that Chinese garden, wow. Good choice on the grilled sandwiches too. Very unique flavor combos. OMG guys.... that's quite an intimidating hike. We would've given up. Haha
@@PeterandYen I think I mentioned it before, but it's so rare to have good content of NZ from locals. You get the odd "RUclipsr" from overseas visiting for a few weeks, but I've yet to find a channel (apart from this one) to actually have consistent content from in NZ. Can't wait to see what's next. (and thank you!)
Thank you! 🙏🙂 There's Chasing a Plate who are fantastic food vloggers and really lovely in real life too ❤️ and another couple called Daneger and Stacey who we've not met before but know they do NZ travel videos as well in case you aren't already aware of those channels! 🙂
Dunedin railway station is such an iconic landmark in Dunedin. Love the architecture, it does remind us of the ginger bread 😍 So glad we visited this railway station too last time. 😃 The chinese garden is super cool!! Love hearing about the facts from you about this beautiful garden. So impressive!! 🤩
Dunedin railway station is spectacular inside and out , also has a touching war memorial on the front. The two railway journeys cover wonderful scenery with really good informative commentaries as well as photo stops
Awesome hiking at the Organ Pipes Tracks 👍🏻👍🏻 Being rewarded with an incredible view at the end of the track is so well worth the hike!! 😍 If we ever visit Dunedin again, we will definitely visit this spot. Awesome South Islands series guys! Looking forward to the next vlog series 😃
Oh my goodness. Look at those stairs! just looking at it makes us dizzy 😆 you guys made it!! and another steps to the organ pipes. jesus... what a day! 😆but the view from the top looks incredible! It's worth all the effort and sweat we guess. Well done guys! did you guys have sore muscle after that? really enjoyed this series! thank you guys !
😂 I do agree though all these places would be awesome in summer too and most importantly much warmer. There are a special places in the south island we will be trying to visit in the warmer months cause they have fields of seasonal flowers 💐 🤞 the travel restrictions lift by then
OMG that Chinese Garden! I had no idea how fab it really is!! (missed it in 2016) Baldwin Street: in 1979 I lived just two streets away, on the same hill! Also - one day I stupidly tried to drive my little car to the top. Nearly killed it! And failed!! The Organ Pipes: I will confess to having never seen them - despite living for decades in sight of that mountain. Ironically I grew up looking at it, every day from our kitchen window, just 7 klm away!
Hahahaha love it always enjoy reading your stories. Thought about doing the same thing in our yaris rental car and decided it may not make it up 😂 You'll have to come back sometime for the Chinese gardens. Such a lovely space 🌿
Thanks for tuning in each week Nikki 😊🙌 Unfortunately we were plunged into lockdown about a week after we returned to Auckland so we've been unable to travel and make more vlogs since.. but we are gonna do a livestream next week just to check in and hang out with everyone 😁👍
Haha Peter getting hungry, time for food!! Wow toastie takeover winner, that sounds so convincing 😁 Baldwin street 🤩, isn’t it so cool to be able to visit this street that holds a title from Guinness World Records. We absolutely had a blast with our first visit last time haha (and a bit of out of breath too lol)
Great vlog! Incredible that the Chinese garden was built in Shanghai and assembled in NZ! Too bad I missed seeing it! You two did a lot of hiking! I did see similar lava/basalt columns in Northern Ireland (Giant’s Causeway). At the time, I thought they only existed there. I now have seen postings of similar sites in Iceland, California (need to make a trip there), Scotland, and now NZ! Thank you always for sharing! Where are you guys going next?
Apparently they have some in Korea too we read from one of our RUclips friends! Would be amazing to see them all eventually 🤩 Well currently we're still in lockdown in Auckland so no travel for us this entire time (which is why we're doing a livestream this coming weekend)! Hopefully we'll be out of lockdown soon though and it might just be a few places around North Island again first but we'll see. We also made one video from home during this lockdown and then we'll have to see what next 😅
Hahahaha the Chinese garden reminds of our Sydney Chinese garden. We have been there couple times and hired the costume to dress up too 🤣. That's steep street also on my list to do too.
Haha Peter did the dress up in the Sydney one too.. it's in one of our old Aussie videos if you're curious enough to check it out 😆 The Sydney one is great but the other 2 actually authentic Chinese gardens outside of China are in Vancouver Canada and Portland USA. Hopefully we can check those out one day too 🙂🤞
Lovely Chinese garden. The rocks leading to the Organ Pipes look scary, probably not for the clumsy or faint hearted. Excellent series guys, thoroughly enjoyable to watch.
I can't even imagine the logistics involved in moving a whole park from one country to another 😮 It was definitely worth it as the park looks stunning 😍
Love Your Work . Dunno about that walk up to the Organ Pipes, but like you said the View from the top is Amazing ! Reckon walking back down be bit harder . We are now inspired to include Dunedin in our future South Island road trip (next year??) With only one day, Lanarch and the Railway Stn definitely and hopefully Olveston House. Google Street View and 360 took me from room to room and around the garden .. lovely .
Ooo yes the Olveston house! We were planning on making a third vlog including that and tunnel Beach but ran into some poor weather. Next time. Sounds like you have a great trip planned, hope you have a great time and that these vlogs helped 👍😁
Is that a station? That is beautiful and impressive. It does look like a gingerbread house indeed. That is awesome to find a place so authentic. We can see your excitement and happiness, Peter. Crunchy and delicious, that is how that meal looks 😋😋 Steepest in the world? Wow, what a story! You guys know Lieles would have sent the drone up there lol Incredible view, the journey is quite a challenge. Great series and now waiting for the livestream!
@@PeterandYen Dunedin Station is actually the second most photographed building in the Southern Hemisphere, the most photographed being the Sidney Opera House.
I would love to explore Dunedin one day. It looks like a proper city. Have some friends living there (recently immigrated nurses from the US and the UK) and they all love it there. That Organ Pipes walk was worth the effort, ay?
It's a great city! Really enjoyed our time there. Fantastic mix of urban and nature, good food and multicultural too. Organ pipes was definitely one of the (many) highlights from our entire trip 😊 Got pretty chilly as the sun was setting but what a view and sunset it was for us to enjoy ☺️
Wow that chinese garden just looks absolutely amazing!! Would love to visit there as well. Dunedin Is such a beautiful gem as well and those toasties omg! Yum! That steep road though wow great job guys! Seriously though guys that hike you guys did at the end I swear looked so intimidating(well for me lmao) but you guys did it yaayy!! Awesome climb guys! And way to go to wrapping things up with your south island vlog. Wow I didnt realise that was 11 days jesus great job guys! You guys are so inspiring and motivating with your vlogging and travel and foodie vlogs! Keep up the awesome work you guys! Cant wait for the next one! :) x
Thanks for the kind words Marie glad you enjoyed the series. Dunedin is an awesome spot. Looking forward to going back sometime soon. If that garden was in Auckland would buy a year long membership and just go there to edit videos 😂 The organ pipes were amazing, gotta give it a go might surprise yourself 💪😉
They do! I (Yen) remember being in San Francisco and thinking my goodness it's sooo hilly! But yea nah Baldwin Street definitely takes the cake at 34.8% vs San Francisco's 31.5% steepest street apparently. Baldwin Street is Guinness World Records verified too 😁👍
hi peter and yen . hey i am so pleased that you walked all the way up to the organ pipes coz one thing for sure i wont even think about attempting it ha ha but hey i dont have to now so thanks for walking up there for me. but overall i thought it was a nice place [ dunedin ] and altogether a brilliant series of blogs , so interesting and as usual done very well, gonna miss your travels, and even more your infectious smiles. if you do any live streaming what time of the day in N.Z.will you start ? i will have to work out the time in the U.K. both take care yeah
Thanks so much Barry! We're glad you enjoyed all our videos 😊 It was a fantastic trip and there's still plenty more we'd love to return to go see eventually! Still in lockdown here though and don't know how long it will last for. Our live stream will unfortunately not be at a good time for the UK sorry 😓 It's 4pm NZDT on this coming Sunday 3rd Oct so it will be far too early for you. We'll post it up later though so you can always watch the replay 🙂💕💕 It's tough picking a good timezone across the globe unfortunately!
It was such a brilliant sunset! We were able to get down before it got dark though and the walk/scramble down was all good 👍 Just like with going up, test footing for each rock and tread cautiously. It did get rather chilly though with the sun going down and especially when we were wrapping up the video 😯
@@PeterandYen definitely mcnallys track to hike upto that has a amazing look over the small town of milton, and cooks rock and there are amazing cafés here!
Hungry hobos is amazing. Also enjoy Dunedin.
So yum! Thinking about it is giving me the late night munchies 😅
I’ve only been in Dunedin for one day. Watching this really tells me I should be back.
We need to go back too 🙂 There's a fair bit more to see! Awesome city 👍
@@PeterandYen lovely place. Hopefully I’ll be back if/when we go into level one
Wow the best toastie in all of New Zealand 😃 I bet they tasted as amazing as they look!
Soooooo good 🤤👌
This video was posted an hour ago. I told my friend about this Hungry Hobos and he straight away went there for lunch. 🤣
😂😂 that's awesome hope he enjoyed the toasties 👍
@@PeterandYen Absolutely, and last week I told him about 唐麵, and there he wanted to go but got distracted by a Turkish restaurant. Thanks, m8.
This scenery is like in the West. It's so beautiful. Thank you so much 🥰
Thank you for watching 🤙 have an awesome week ahead
First! Yen, love your jacket!
Nice congrats on being first 💪👍
Btw yen said thank you (she bought it in Japan a few years back) 🙂
“It’s meant to be a 45 hour walk… Is that one way?” I don’t know why, but I laughed so hard😂😂😂. I really thought it was going to be a 45 hour walk and I was like 😲😲😲. This vid was full of good one liners from Yen..ie “We could have driven to the top.” Funny, when Peter said it’s time to eat after the gardens, I was fully expecting some Chinese noodles… though the sammies did look a massive one of 👌. Organ Pipes was very cool with an amazing view… as always, I’m sure the camera didn’t do it justice. Fun fact, there’s a place in Jeju Island in Korea called Daepo Jusangjeolli Cliff that has similar shaped hexagonal rock formations (without the hike😁). Great great series guys! What a fun trip it was. Can’t believe all that in 11 days!! Much thanks for taking us along!!
Woahhh that is so cool that these rocks are in Korea too. Another viewer mentioned they are also in Scotland. From the looks of it from Google images each location has its own special unique quirk. More on the bucket list to check out in the future.
I don't think yen and I are built for a 45 hour walk 8 hours has been our longest so far and that was enough no more of that thank you very much 😂
The views at the end of the hike are breathtaking!!
💯 was such a nice way to wrap up the whole trip 🙌
💘 journey....
❤
Really great series. Would love to explore more of the south. Additional tips for any readers going to Dunedin would be to have a walk through the university, one of the prettiest uni's I've seen. The other suggestion would be to check out the beach, think it's called St Clair. Cheers to you both
Tom that's a brilliant suggestion gonna go back to Dunedin one day and go to the uni. Need to go back for tunnel Beach too 👌
great series, and you always save the best for the last
Thanks for watching the series 😁🤙
Loved this adventure ❤. I haven't been to Dunedin since the late 80s, time to return. Peter and Yen going full mountain goat 🐐 for this vlog 👍😀
😂🤣🐐🐐👍 definitely gotta revisit Dunedin when you can Daryl!
@@PeterandYen will do 👍👍🐐🐐🤣🤣
Hi Peter & Yen.
Thks again another great video.
It's such a challenging hike. Well done to both of you. Stay safe.
😅 yes it was a challenge but well worth it. Really felt like an adventure getting up there. Thanks for watching have a great week ahead and stay safe too 👍
The Chinese garden setup looks like the one in Darling Harbour Sydney but bigger🤩 Definitely mesmerised to see the architecture & garden, so beautiful!
Oh yea we've been to that one too.. it's where Peter got dressed up in costume hahaha. You guys got those lil water dragons there that NZ doesn't have but yea Lan Yuan was super authentic since it was designed and built in Shanghai then shipped all the over 👍👍 definitely felt like we were actually back in China 🤩 I bet in spring/summer it's even nicer with the flowers in bloom!
What a great way to wrap up the series with that walk up the Organ Pipes after braving Baldwin Street! 🥰
I'll be adding the pipes and the Chinese Garden to my list for the next time too ✅
Hahaha lucky we had some food to work off 🤣👍 Definitely gotta check those spots out next time you're in NZ Rob! 🙂
Man, we just went to a place in Florida that is called Dunedin. This place looks spectacular, especially that Chinese garden, wow. Good choice on the grilled sandwiches too. Very unique flavor combos. OMG guys.... that's quite an intimidating hike. We would've given up. Haha
Hahahaha yeah the hike definitely looks harder than it actually was. Luckily they are really firmly in there so you can get good grip 👍
Amazing vlog!
Thanks Claudio! 😁🙌
Loved this series!
🥰 glad you enjoyed it 👍 it was an epic trip for us!
@@PeterandYen I think I mentioned it before, but it's so rare to have good content of NZ from locals. You get the odd "RUclipsr" from overseas visiting for a few weeks, but I've yet to find a channel (apart from this one) to actually have consistent content from in NZ. Can't wait to see what's next. (and thank you!)
Thank you! 🙏🙂 There's Chasing a Plate who are fantastic food vloggers and really lovely in real life too ❤️ and another couple called Daneger and Stacey who we've not met before but know they do NZ travel videos as well in case you aren't already aware of those channels! 🙂
@@PeterandYen ooh, I'll check them out, thank you!!
Thank you both for the last 7 weeks and the activities to do whilst in Dunedin
Thanks for watching along 😁🙌💕 Dunedin was awesome.. we'll need to go back to explore more next time 👍
Finally, omg! Awesome 👍 see you two.
😁✌ thanks for watching missy
Dunedin railway station is such an iconic landmark in Dunedin. Love the architecture, it does remind us of the ginger bread 😍
So glad we visited this railway station too last time. 😃
The chinese garden is super cool!! Love hearing about the facts from you about this beautiful garden. So impressive!! 🤩
😁 glad we were able to bring back some nice memories for you both.
Dunedin railway station is spectacular inside and out , also has a touching war memorial on the front. The two railway journeys cover wonderful scenery with really good informative commentaries as well as photo stops
Awesome hiking at the Organ Pipes Tracks 👍🏻👍🏻
Being rewarded with an incredible view at the end of the track is so well worth the hike!! 😍
If we ever visit Dunedin again, we will definitely visit this spot. Awesome South Islands series guys!
Looking forward to the next vlog series 😃
Thanks guys glad you've enjoyed the series. Organ pipes gotta be a must do for dunedin I is just an incredible location 👍
Oh my goodness. Look at those stairs! just looking at it makes us dizzy 😆 you guys made it!! and another steps to the organ pipes. jesus... what a day! 😆but the view from the top looks incredible! It's worth all the effort and sweat we guess. Well done guys! did you guys have sore muscle after that? really enjoyed this series! thank you guys !
Thanks guys! Hahaha yea it was a day full of steepness 😆 nah no sore muscles from it luckily 🙂👍
Man Dunedin really is a gorgeous place, I would love to see what it looks like on a beautiful day in the summer time.
😂 I do agree though all these places would be awesome in summer too and most importantly much warmer. There are a special places in the south island we will be trying to visit in the warmer months cause they have fields of seasonal flowers 💐 🤞 the travel restrictions lift by then
@@PeterandYen Cant wait to see those videos when you go back in the summer time, even in winter most places on the South Island look incredible.
OMG that Chinese Garden! I had no idea how fab it really is!! (missed it in 2016)
Baldwin Street: in 1979 I lived just two streets away, on the same hill! Also - one day I stupidly tried to drive my little car to the top. Nearly killed it! And failed!!
The Organ Pipes: I will confess to having never seen them - despite living for decades in sight of that mountain. Ironically I grew up looking at it, every day from our kitchen window, just 7 klm away!
Hahahaha love it always enjoy reading your stories. Thought about doing the same thing in our yaris rental car and decided it may not make it up 😂
You'll have to come back sometime for the Chinese gardens. Such a lovely space 🌿
Love the Chinese gardens! And those organ pipes were unbelievable! Great video guys! Love seeing you guys represent South Island! Cheers
Thanks for watching guys, the organ pipes were just amazing felt like an adventure getting up there too 😁
Hope to see you again guys next time on your journey. Your south island series was amazing!! 😎💖🇳🇿
Thanks for tuning in each week Nikki 😊🙌 Unfortunately we were plunged into lockdown about a week after we returned to Auckland so we've been unable to travel and make more vlogs since.. but we are gonna do a livestream next week just to check in and hang out with everyone 😁👍
Thanks for sharing your adventure. These vlogs made me want to go back to NZ again. Really miss everything there.
No worries thanks for watching hope you get a chance to visit in the future ✌😁
good video
Cheers Joseph! 🙂👍
Haha Peter getting hungry, time for food!!
Wow toastie takeover winner, that sounds so convincing 😁
Baldwin street 🤩, isn’t it so cool to be able to visit this street that holds a title from Guinness World Records.
We absolutely had a blast with our first visit last time haha (and a bit of out of breath too lol)
🤤 oooo man those toasties were so good. Could do with one of those right now. This lockdown has really elevated our cheese cravings hahahaha
Very enjoyable video. Thank you.
No worries thank you for watching 👍
Educational. Good to know 😌
Hahaha glad you got some knowledge from the video ✌
Great vlog! Incredible that the Chinese garden was built in Shanghai and assembled in NZ! Too bad I missed seeing it! You two did a lot of hiking! I did see similar lava/basalt columns in Northern Ireland (Giant’s Causeway). At the time, I thought they only existed there. I now have seen postings of similar sites in Iceland, California (need to make a trip there), Scotland, and now NZ! Thank you always for sharing! Where are you guys going next?
Apparently they have some in Korea too we read from one of our RUclips friends! Would be amazing to see them all eventually 🤩 Well currently we're still in lockdown in Auckland so no travel for us this entire time (which is why we're doing a livestream this coming weekend)! Hopefully we'll be out of lockdown soon though and it might just be a few places around North Island again first but we'll see. We also made one video from home during this lockdown and then we'll have to see what next 😅
Hahahaha the Chinese garden reminds of our Sydney Chinese garden. We have been there couple times and hired the costume to dress up too 🤣. That's steep street also on my list to do too.
Haha Peter did the dress up in the Sydney one too.. it's in one of our old Aussie videos if you're curious enough to check it out 😆 The Sydney one is great but the other 2 actually authentic Chinese gardens outside of China are in Vancouver Canada and Portland USA. Hopefully we can check those out one day too 🙂🤞
@@PeterandYen thanks for the info. The other two will be hard to visit but we might do when we going to NZ hehehehe 😄
Lovely Chinese garden. The rocks leading to the Organ Pipes look scary, probably not for the clumsy or faint hearted. Excellent series guys, thoroughly enjoyable to watch.
The organ pipes are well worth it if you're up for the challenge. One of the nicest sites you'll see 👀 👌
That is on our bucket list once we get down to South Island…we spend two weeks in that part of New Zealand…but it was in MIQ!! Lol 😂
😅 2 weeks in MIQ... could have done and seen so much in that time but at least you have something to look forward to returning to now 😉👍
thank you for your video
No worries thank you for watching 👍
I can't even imagine the logistics involved in moving a whole park from one country to another 😮 It was definitely worth it as the park looks stunning 😍
It's an amazing park if it was in Auckland I'd get a year pass to be able to edit videos there 😂
Well done with conquering the organ pipes.
Thanks mate 🤙 one of the highlights of the trip
Love Your Work . Dunno about that walk up to the Organ Pipes, but like you said the View from the top is Amazing ! Reckon walking back down be bit harder . We are now inspired to include Dunedin in our future South Island road trip (next year??) With only one day, Lanarch and the Railway Stn definitely and hopefully Olveston House. Google Street View and 360 took me from room to room and around the garden .. lovely .
Ooo yes the Olveston house! We were planning on making a third vlog including that and tunnel Beach but ran into some poor weather. Next time. Sounds like you have a great trip planned, hope you have a great time and that these vlogs helped 👍😁
Nothing like a steep walk after a awesome meal to work off those calories, LOL. Great video guys.
😂💪 too true... knew that this one would be tough so purposely put good before it. Thank goodness 😅
Is that a station? That is beautiful and impressive. It does look like a gingerbread house indeed.
That is awesome to find a place so authentic. We can see your excitement and happiness, Peter.
Crunchy and delicious, that is how that meal looks 😋😋
Steepest in the world? Wow, what a story! You guys know Lieles would have sent the drone up there lol
Incredible view, the journey is quite a challenge.
Great series and now waiting for the livestream!
Yup its a train 🚆 station 🚉 😁 dunedin has a lot of really cool architecture, there's still a bunch of stuff we haven't shown. 😂 lieles... 😂
@@PeterandYen Dunedin Station is actually the second most photographed building in the Southern Hemisphere, the most photographed being the Sidney Opera House.
I would love to explore Dunedin one day. It looks like a proper city. Have some friends living there (recently immigrated nurses from the US and the UK) and they all love it there.
That Organ Pipes walk was worth the effort, ay?
It's a great city! Really enjoyed our time there. Fantastic mix of urban and nature, good food and multicultural too. Organ pipes was definitely one of the (many) highlights from our entire trip 😊 Got pretty chilly as the sun was setting but what a view and sunset it was for us to enjoy ☺️
nice scenes as close to China as you can get in New Zealand guys you found nice food too I see
*left a like for you 👍Au 👍always a full view*
Hahaha true though there is a retail complex in Auckland called China if that counts 😂
Wow that chinese garden just looks absolutely amazing!! Would love to visit there as well. Dunedin Is such a beautiful gem as well and those toasties omg! Yum! That steep road though wow great job guys! Seriously though guys that hike you guys did at the end I swear looked so intimidating(well for me lmao) but you guys did it yaayy!! Awesome climb guys! And way to go to wrapping things up with your south island vlog. Wow I didnt realise that was 11 days jesus great job guys! You guys are so inspiring and motivating with your vlogging and travel and foodie vlogs! Keep up the awesome work you guys! Cant wait for the next one! :) x
Thanks for the kind words Marie glad you enjoyed the series. Dunedin is an awesome spot. Looking forward to going back sometime soon. If that garden was in Auckland would buy a year long membership and just go there to edit videos 😂
The organ pipes were amazing, gotta give it a go might surprise yourself 💪😉
@@PeterandYen oh forsure! One day I hope :)
That's crazy about Baldwin St. San Francisco streets look steeper.
They do! I (Yen) remember being in San Francisco and thinking my goodness it's sooo hilly! But yea nah Baldwin Street definitely takes the cake at 34.8% vs San Francisco's 31.5% steepest street apparently. Baldwin Street is Guinness World Records verified too 😁👍
hi peter and yen . hey i am so pleased that you walked all the way up to the organ pipes coz one thing for sure i wont even think about attempting it ha ha but hey i dont have to now so thanks for walking up there for me. but overall i thought it was a nice place [ dunedin ] and altogether a brilliant series of blogs , so interesting and as usual done very well, gonna miss your travels, and even more your infectious smiles. if you do any live streaming what time of the day in N.Z.will you start ? i will have to work out the time in the U.K.
both take care yeah
Thanks so much Barry! We're glad you enjoyed all our videos 😊 It was a fantastic trip and there's still plenty more we'd love to return to go see eventually! Still in lockdown here though and don't know how long it will last for. Our live stream will unfortunately not be at a good time for the UK sorry 😓 It's 4pm NZDT on this coming Sunday 3rd Oct so it will be far too early for you. We'll post it up later though so you can always watch the replay 🙂💕💕 It's tough picking a good timezone across the globe unfortunately!
Japanese YEN and New Zealand Dollars eat together stay together god bless you stay bless
😂 nice one 👍have a great week ahead
How was your walk down down from the pipes - it looks like you were getting a lovely sunset at the top so did it get dark?
It was such a brilliant sunset! We were able to get down before it got dark though and the walk/scramble down was all good 👍 Just like with going up, test footing for each rock and tread cautiously. It did get rather chilly though with the sun going down and especially when we were wrapping up the video 😯
Should of stopped by in Milton! 💯
Maybe next time! Any top sights to recommend there? 🙂
@@PeterandYen definitely mcnallys track to hike upto that has a amazing look over the small town of milton, and cooks rock and there are amazing cafés here!
Awesome suggestions! Thank you! Hopefully when we're down south again we'll be able to go check out Milton too 👍👍
Wonder where did yen got her sweater ?
Hiya 🙂👋 I got my jacket during one of our trips to Japan a few years back 😁
Out of interest how cold is cold? The weather in Dunedin I mean
Can be around 6 to 8 degrees Celsius in winter ❄
Snowed for 2 days when I was there, take a good mix of clothes!
Ca n i know What is your nationality peter and yen?tnx
Hello I'm originally born in China and Yen is born in Malaysia 🇲🇾 😁