Pyramids of the peninsula

July 2015

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Drystone wall close to Harbour Cone. Photo: David Barnes
Short walks on Otago’s Peninsula promise unique wildlife encounters and scenery, writes David Barnes   Otago Peninsula has had high praise from some eco-knights. Sir David Bellamy said it was “one of the finest examples of eco-tourism in the world ”, while his compatriot Sir Richard Attenborough said it “is a unique and very special place. […]

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