I went to the shower making the most of the campsite facilities as the shower in our motorhome was tiny and the water drainage in the pipes was a bit faulty as we found out by discovering the leakage of waste water. At first Ashley smelled the leakage which occurred the night before and said it was water but as soon he touched the leakage I told him I just peed and it must have gone through the pipes therefore leaking it, He was laughing and being embarrassed at the fact he smelt it and saying it was water when it clearly wasn't! After we all got spruced up, we had breakfast and set off to cadbury world in Dunedin which cost us 16 dollars each which was a fair price seeing that it was already discounted as being a student. Once the tour started, we realised that the guide talked quite a lot than expected such as asking questions about chocolate and whose who got it right gets free chocolates which we thought was unfair as the guide could have written questions so on...however we saw some interesting things like chocolate melting process and getting a free pot of melted warm chocolate to drink! It was scrumptious, it was my favourite part of the tour, yes I sound like a little child being all excited in the chocolate factory, but hey I am still young at heart ;-) once we was done, we decided to go to the reception to complain about the guide talking too much and not including us therefore demanded 50% money back but was refused by the manager over the phone so we asked to see the manager, later on we resolved the dispute by accepting the offer of free big block of chocolate of our choice and a bag of pick and mix chocolate as the manager said she is not liable to refund the money. We didn't care as long we got our chocolate! Afterwards we visited the steepest street in the world which was cool with all these cars looking like it is halfway upside down! We took some pictures such as Asher planking on the street, sitting down on the street and rolling over! Needlessly to say I didn't do any planking. We purchased a certificate declaring that we stood on the steepest street in the world. Time was going quickly so we moved on, starting the engine to go to Queenstown, 4 hours drive away, along the way we needed to fill up the tank which only cost us 60 pounds which was cheap seeing that it was a motorhome with five people in it. Understandably Charlene was getting tired and restless after driving for over 3 hours so we found a place to park by the lake in cromwell with the white silver stars as our entrainment for the evening by just embracing the views on the dark black sky with little dots spread over lying on the ground.