St Kilda Beach has an interesting landmark at its northern end called Lawyers Head. It is this headland that separates St Kilda from Tomahawk beach.
I'm not sure if this is named after Alfred Hanlon, a famous lawyer from Dunedin's history. The name does seem apt enough given the stern demeanour, but why a lawyer?
Dunedin has always been a university city so why not a professor, doctor , clergyman or even a judge. Something to ponder I guess.
The photo was taken at about 11:00 am in early April. Camera: Sony H1 Settings: 1/160s, f5.0, ISO64, focal length 41mm, 0 ev
Using my digital camera I hope to convey in this journal the wonder and joy of living in a beautiful and mysterious land called New Zealand.
Sunday, April 02, 2006
Prominent Feature
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