You can catch the historic Taieri Gorge Railway from here and apparently this is NZ's most photographed building. I'm not quite sure how they measure that, but I've now obviously added to the count.
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- Day 78 - Mon 25th May: Doubtful Sound
- Day 77 - Sun 24th May: Lunch, Te Anau
- Day 76 - Sat 23rd May: Oyster Festival, Bluff
- Day 75 - Fri 22nd May: Ulva Island, off Stewart Is...
- Day 74 - Thurs 21st May: On the boat to Stewart Is...
- Day 73 - Weds 20th May: Somewhere between Dunedin ...
- Day 72 - Tues 19th May: Wildlife Tour, near Dunedin
- Day 71 - Mon 18th May: Railway Station, Dunedin
- Day 70 - Sun 17th May: Baldwin Street, Dunedin
- Day 69 - Sat 16th May: Queenstown
- Day 68 - Fri 15th May: Wanaka
- Day 67 - Thurs 14th May: Skate Park, Wanaka
- Day 66 - Weds 13th May: Lake Matheson and Mt. Cook
- Day 65 - Tue 12th May: The Internet Bus, Franz Josef
- Day 60 - Thurs 7th May: Was in Westport but this i...
- Day 64 - Mon 11th May: Top of Franz Josef
- Day 63 - Sun 10th May: Franz Josef Glacier
- Day 62 - Sat 9th May: Lake Mahinapua
- Day 61 - Fri 8th May: Pancake Rocks, Punakaiki
- Day 59 - Weds 6th May: Lake Rotoiti, Nelson Lakes
- Day 58 - Tues 5th May: The Centre of NZ, Nelson
- Day 57 - Mon 4th May: Wharariki Beach, Farewell Sp...
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- Day 54 - Fri 1st May: Abel Tasmin Park and Golden Bay
- Day 53 - Thurs 30th April: WOW Museum, Nelson
- Day 52 - Weds 29th April: On the ferry to Picton
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