Now let’s start again from The Octagon and head down Lower Stuart Street. In the photo above you see St. Paul’s Cathedral, located along the west side of The Octagon. Turning east we find the Regent Theatre, which opened in 1928:
And what is that beautiful car we see above, sitting at the light in front of the Regent? Let’s take a closer look:
Let’s take another gander at the Regent before we continue on:
On Monday I gave you a small glimpse of the roofline of Dunedin’s Security Building. Here’s a view of the complete building from across the street:
In front of the Dunedin Railway Station, which we’ll visit next week, is ANZAC Square:
North on Castle Street is/was the Cadbury chocolate factory. Unfortunately for us, and especially for chocolate-loving Ursula, the factory closed mere weeks before our 2019 arrival. Earlier this year the abandoned factory still stood, but it was slated for demolition:
Thanks for posting this, Doug. I’ve only been to two places in NZ but loved both!
You are most welcome, amigo! We must consider getting together on a New Zealand cruise some time.