And how extraordinary is our world, that these exact landscapes recur a thousand times. If you ever get the chance, Visit Dunedin, New Zealand ("the Edinburgh of the South" - you'll understand this as soon as you read the street-names downtown). Go out upon the Otago Peninsula - once again trying the reach the extreme eastern edges - and the landforms are almost identical. (Climate, too!) However - it is all volcanic. A mere baby compared to Hutton's world.