The first half of the day was on the Taieri Gorge Railway that was in overcast conditions, but not raining at least. The weather improved by the time we returned and a visit to Olveston House proved fascinating as a snapshot of 1906 well-off-life in Dunedin. We did the obligatory visit to Baldwin St, the worlds steepest. A drive out the Otago Peninsula in the late afternoon revealed a few Albatross at the Albatross centre (didn't pay to go in) and then seals at Allan's Beach.