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Boobs on Bikes parade 2009	Mamma Mia! Chelsea Charms!
© & (M) LGD 2009. The Boobs on Bikes parade and cops travelling slowly down Queen Street past throngs of onlookers. This photo is Public Uploaded on Sept. 23, 2009	© & (M) LGD 2009. An American porn star with extremely large breasts had lead position in the Boobs on Bikes parade. Here, she passes the Civic theatre, currently showing the Mamma Mia stage musical. This photo is Public Uploaded on Sept. 23, 2009
Queen Street Whitehouse girls	Young chap introduced to boobs	Boobs on Jetskis
© & (M) LGD 2009. Girls promoting the American themed Whitehouse strip club. The Boobs on Bikes (and cars and tanks and mobile spa) parade was down Auckland's main Queen Street. This photo is Public Uploaded on Sept. 23, 2009	© & (M) LGD 2009. I don't think I've seen anyone quite as excited as this kid. Couldn't get a good enough photo of his excitement though. (Low light + excited kid + drizzle = very blurry photo) This photo is Public Uploaded on Sept. 23, 2009	© & (M) LGD 2009. Girls promoting the American themed Whitehouse strip club. This photo is Public Uploaded on Sept. 23, 2009
Getting a better view	The Indian Cricket Fan (painting: Oil on canvas with brush)	Louis Vuitton
© & (M) LGD 2009. Crowds and construction workers look on as bare breasted women go past in the Boobs on Bikes parade of 2009. You may recognise the building from my photo of last year's parade. This photo is Public Uploaded on Sept. 23, 2009	© & (M) LGD 2009. A sardarji bloke. It's based off a photograph of a crowd watching a cricket match in India, hence the title. This photo is Public Uploaded on June 22, 2009	This photograph © & (M) "Lctrc-Gtr-Dde" 2008 A homeless chap sleeps near the Lois Vuitton and Gucci stores on Queen Street. If you like my photography, please give me cred! This photo is Public Uploaded on June 11, 2009
Mahia Napier, and friends	Tug 17	Waka Kume & Waipapa
This photograph © & (M) "Lctrc-Gtr-Dde" 2008 Tugs of all ages, colours, and sizes (but mostly similar shape) participated in the tug boat race for Auckland's Anniversary Day. If you like my photography, please give me cred! This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 26, 2009	This photograph © & (M) "Lctrc-Gtr-Dde" 2008 A competitor in the tug boat race for Auckland's Anniversary Day celebrations. If you like my photography, please give me cred! This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 26, 2009	This photograph © & (M) "Lctrc-Gtr-Dde" 2008 The Ports of Auckland sister tugs Waka Kume and Waipapa along with older cousin Daldy entertained onlookers along Prince's Wharf. Their anticts reminded me of trained orcas at feeding time. If you like my photography, please give me cred! This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 26, 2009
Tug Boat Sumo	William C. Daldy	Signal flags as decoration
This photograph © & (M) "Lctrc-Gtr-Dde" 2008 Two seemingly mismatched tugs attempt to werestle each other for the benefit of onlookers during the Auckland Anniversary Day celebrations. The little tug realised it couldn't push back the larger tug, but it could spin it around into submission. If you like my photography, please give me cred! This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 26, 2009	This photograph © & (M) "Lctrc-Gtr-Dde" 2008 The William C. Daldy. This steam powered tug boat converted for passenger cruises is best known for saving the Auckland Harbour Bridge. During construction of the winds gale force winds threatened to blow the centre section of the bridge off the construction barge. This tug was called in and for 36 hours non stop this tug battled against the winds to keep the section under control. If you like my photography, please give me cred! This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 26, 2009	This photograph © & (M) "Lctrc-Gtr-Dde" 2008 A tug boat from Napier (the Christine Mary, I think) showing off to onlookers after the day's tug boat race. If you like my photography, please give me cred! This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 26, 2009
Anzac Frigate Te Mana	Ahoy!	Governor General
This photograph © & (M) "Lctrc-Gtr-Dde" 2008 Her Majesty's New Zealand Ship Te Mana. (Te is 'New Zealandish' for 'The' and 'Mana' is 'status' or 'authority'. For two days the upper decks and bridge were open to the public. On the final day of the Anniversay Weekend, (Anniversary Day) the ship was host to important dignitaries who wished to get the best seat on the water for the day's races. Here it is being tugged by Waka Kume and Waipapa away from Prince's Wharf. If you like my photography, please give me cred! This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 26, 2009	This photograph © & (M) "Lctrc-Gtr-Dde" 2008 Sailors stand on deck as the HMNZS Te Mana is tugged out from her berth on Prince's Wharf. The ship is carrying the Governor General and other dignitaries to give them the prime viewing spot for the Auckland Anniversary Day regatta. If you like my photography, please give me cred! This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 26, 2009	This photograph © & (M) "Lctrc-Gtr-Dde" 2008 Anand Satyanand, the Governor-General (New Zealand's de-facto President) boards the naval frigate Te Mana to watch the regata. Protocol dictates that he boards the ship first before his wife can even step onto the gangplank (don't blame us, it's British). If you like my photography, please give me cred! This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 26, 2009