On 3/23/06, Andrew Grebneff <andrew.grebneff@stonebow.otago.ac.nz> wrote:
> >A while back there was a bit of bother here about where Dunedin is.
> >Well, this is from the "Scotsman News" daily e-newspaper.
> >
> >   On 23 March 1848 the ship John Wickliffe anchored at Port
> >Chalmers, New Zealand. From here Scottish settlers founded the city
> >of Dunedin (the Gaelic name for Edinburgh). One of the city founders
> >was Rev Thomas Burns, a nephew of the poet Robert Burns. To read
> >about travelling Scots visit heritage.scotsman.com
> >
> >   Mostly for the rest of us geographically challenged types...  ...enjoy.
>
>
> Dunedin's on the east coast near the southern end of New Zealand's
> South Island.
>
>
> Don't forget Dunedin, Florida (part of the Tampa complex).

I always thought Dunedin was where Canadians were exiled and snails
were aplenty. It's also a bottomless pit of Vanagon parts. =)

BenT