Baldwin St turns red as 25,000 giant Jaffas are sent rolling down the world's steepest street at the annual Cadbury Jaffa Race in Dunedin yesterday. : Jaffas let loose for charity
Baldwin St turns red as 25,000 giant Jaffas are sent rolling down the world's steepest street at the annual Cadbury Jaffa Race in Dunedin yesterday. : Jaffas let loose for charity
Photographing the pandemonium are cousins (from left) Nikita Gibson (10) and Monique Harper (8) of Dunedin. : Jaffas let loose for charity
Photographing the pandemonium are cousins (from left) Nikita Gibson (10) and Monique Harper (8) of Dunedin. : Jaffas let loose for charity
Dylan Murcott (9), his father Warren and their puppy Seeker wait patiently for the Jaffas to come rolling down Baldwin St. : Jaffas let loose for charity
Dylan Murcott (9), his father Warren and their puppy Seeker wait patiently for the Jaffas to come rolling down Baldwin St. : Jaffas let loose for charity
Posing for a photo while waiting for the second Cadbury Jaffa Race are, from left, brothers Tommy-Lee (13) and Mase (12) Winder of Dunedin and Brooke McIsaac (7) of Queenstown. : Jaffas let loose for charity
Posing for a photo while waiting for the second Cadbury Jaffa Race are, from left, brothers Tommy-Lee (13) and Mase (12) Winder of Dunedin and Brooke McIsaac (7) of Queenstown. : Jaffas let loose for charity
Jaffas let loose for charity
They travelled 150m down one of the most visited streets in New Zealand, but Cadbury's Giant Jaffas are "yummy" and it was difficult to stop...