This is my home town. You guys did a great job of conveying the best bits of Dunedin and the Otago coast in one short video. So much more you could have covered, but the glimpse you give us is good. ❤
Loved this vlog on Dunedin, certainly lots to do and see in and around there. Loved seeing the albatross in flight, and my son at 6 foot 3 would struggle walking through passageway at Tunnel Beach! Those bolders are impressive looking. As always, loved the drone shots too ❤️
Welcome to my home town! I walk through Vogel St to work every day (in a building opposite the food truck area - it can be noisy, lol!). Vanguard is definitely a favourite, so it's great seeing all my local haunts! They've just recently redone the track to tunnel beach - used to be very steep and exhausting on a hot day. I'm glad it looks like you got good weather (it's a bit variable, to say the least). And you really lucked out with the albatross - I've never seen that many at once! My favourite of the street art is the one of Freddy Mercury on Queen Street - it's perfect! 😅
We were so surprised! There’s a lot to do and see in Dunedin 🤩 and yes we did have some good weather there, albeit a little fresh! But sunny at least 😁
I would recommend driving Highcliff road, it is very twisted fun to drive road with gorgeous views. Then you can go to Portobello and drive along the bay.
It's fascinating to expand our knowledge beyond sports and delve into other aspects of different places. Back in 1992, during a cricket match between Pak and NZ in the World Cup, I first noticed Dunedin on TV. Now, in 2024, I'm exploring the city further through your vlogs, discovering its charm beyond just sporting events.
10:29 Round boulders are typically formed through a process called abrasion. This occurs when rocks are repeatedly moved by water, wind, or ice, causing them to collide with other rocks and surfaces. Over time, this continuous grinding action smooths out the edges and corners of the rocks, gradually shaping them into round forms. This process can take thousands or even millions of years, depending on the specific environmental conditions and the type of rock involved. (Discovery with Gelogist)
@@cjexplores It is. I guess it doesn't get the title as the steepest section at the top is not asphalted, on grass and the crossroad at the top can be reached by steps only.
Hi respect able good sweet dreams couple my name is Rana Mahmood Hussain from Pakistan city Lahore today our very important Muslims Eid Al FiTR Mubarak and my pray Allah always happy you and your family thanks God bless you 💞
as someone who lives in Dunedin this is the first time I’ve seen a travel blog and actually been to the places.
This is my home town. You guys did a great job of conveying the best bits of Dunedin and the Otago coast in one short video. So much more you could have covered, but the glimpse you give us is good. ❤
Aww thank you for watching :)
Totally amazing thank you
I live in Dunedin, I’ve never left New Zealand and it’s great to see some representation :)
Aww thanks for watching mate 🙏🏼
God I loved New Zealand, was there for 8 months and miss it so much.
It’s nice to see a NZ RUclipsr I was starting to think there were none or very little in our country
Woohoo!!! 🥰 thanks for your support
Loved this vlog on Dunedin, certainly lots to do and see in and around there. Loved seeing the albatross in flight, and my son at 6 foot 3 would struggle walking through passageway at Tunnel Beach! Those bolders are impressive looking. As always, loved the drone shots too ❤️
I'm glad we got to share it with you. Initially we weren't sure on Dunedin but then we gave it a chance and found all these beautiful things!
OMG I LIVE THERE
Dream country
Do you think you will ever visit? ❤️
@@cjexplores I’m planning to study next year in Germany as an international student....new zealand i don't think so
@@LetsFlyBluebird that will be an experience!! From Germany there is SO MUCH to see 🤩
I am saving your Nz videos for my future NZ roadtrip❤ thank you!!
That’s exactly what they’re there for. We have a good guide to NZ coming out this weekend. Make sure you subscribe so you don’t miss it ☺️
You videos are so cool!!! Even living in Nz I have not gone that far but now I am excited to see this side as wlll !!! Thanks
Aww awesome dude, thank you!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Welcome to my home town! I walk through Vogel St to work every day (in a building opposite the food truck area - it can be noisy, lol!). Vanguard is definitely a favourite, so it's great seeing all my local haunts! They've just recently redone the track to tunnel beach - used to be very steep and exhausting on a hot day. I'm glad it looks like you got good weather (it's a bit variable, to say the least). And you really lucked out with the albatross - I've never seen that many at once! My favourite of the street art is the one of Freddy Mercury on Queen Street - it's perfect! 😅
We were so surprised! There’s a lot to do and see in Dunedin 🤩 and yes we did have some good weather there, albeit a little fresh! But sunny at least 😁
I live in Dunedin, too :)
Wao the beautiful newzeland amazing vlog
Thanks fellas 🙏🏼😊
I would recommend driving Highcliff road, it is very twisted fun to drive road with gorgeous views. Then you can go to Portobello and drive along the bay.
Thanks for the recommendation! ☺️🙏🏼 sounds like a lovely drive!
What was camera you using seems very good quality
Tryna start a band up in here. HMU if keen anyone lol
@@moogsify5718 good luck!
It's fascinating to expand our knowledge beyond sports and delve into other aspects of different places.
Back in 1992, during a cricket match between Pak and NZ in the World Cup, I first noticed Dunedin on TV.
Now, in 2024, I'm exploring the city further through your vlogs, discovering its charm beyond just sporting events.
Haha! Nice one Zakri 👌🏼
ayyy i saw my house
Good spotting!!
Is there a lot of street cats in Dunedin?
We didn't really notice any! Is that a thing?
I love dunedin olive there 😅
What’s that??
I like to pronounce it ‘duned in.’
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What a great video! I would love to walk up that beach with bare feet or even in sandals like Charlotte! ❤
Thanks Jamie 🙏🏼😊
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I've lived in Dunedin my whole life and even I didn't know this much!!!!!!!!!
@@torrielynch8164 that’s so funny! Well you’ll have to get out and about now 🤪
So have I!!
10:29
Round boulders are typically formed through a process called abrasion.
This occurs when rocks are repeatedly moved by water, wind, or ice, causing them to collide with other rocks and surfaces.
Over time, this continuous grinding action smooths out the edges and corners of the rocks, gradually shaping them into round forms.
This process can take thousands or even millions of years, depending on the specific environmental conditions and the type of rock involved.
(Discovery with Gelogist)
Thanks man, have you looked into the Moeraki Boulders? Made from a process called concretion
Talaskia Road in Upper Ferntree Gully, Vic, Australia ?
Never heard of it! Looks pretty steep on Google Maps though 😮💨
@@cjexplores It is. I guess it doesn't get the title as the steepest section at the top is not asphalted, on grass and the crossroad at the top can be reached by steps only.
i actually live in dunedin
Nice!
Hi respect able good sweet dreams couple my name is Rana Mahmood Hussain from Pakistan city Lahore today our very important Muslims Eid Al FiTR Mubarak and my pray Allah always happy you and your family thanks God bless you 💞
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 thank you Mahmood