Capture: Big Day Over and Out.
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Carol Green, in reply to
Isn't the whole point that there are frigging hundreds of you?
Um, yeah. Don’t worry, the irony’s not lost on me.
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Had to check before I posted it, but I love this pic. My buddy Andy, after Big Day Out 2012.
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Boiler Room Essentials, 2010.
after Big Day Out 2012.
Cool shot. Glad you brought this back, cause I wasn't done. ;-)
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Sacha, in reply to
Boiler Room Essentials, 2010
also useful there in 2012 for part of the day :)
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The relaxed vibe of this year's event.
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Under the stands ...
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Sacha, in reply to
The relaxed vibe
trance
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JacksonP, in reply to
Happy Hacky Sackers, 2012.
It was growing organically as I watched.
The relaxed vibe of this year's event.
It was a very chilled day.
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Mixing Noel ...
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Wonder if he's going to Laneway? ...
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Under the stands …
Here's a stand 2009. Great photos you have there Jonathan. :)
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bob daktari, in reply to
he was most certainly at Laneway (he's a friend of mine) but was dressed as a normal man - most unbecoming of him :)
One of my amusing moments at this years BDO was when he was being hassled by security in one of the grassy bars due to his having one of those backpack liquid dispensing thingies that trampers and office ladies so love...
he was escorted out of the area by security (I thought to be chucked out) only to return about 20 minutes later explaining how he'd had to quaff his liquid refreshments rather than them throwing it out - yes it was a vodka drink
he wandered off to bemuse other members of the crowd and the security lady wanders over and tells us just how nice his mix had been - from a moment of hating the security for, um, doing their job to one of connecting with a human who wasn't about to ruin someones day nor be an aggressive stereotypical security type
sorta sums up the vibe for me, odd but chilled
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Funny thing happened to me at Laneway, someone started talking to me thinking I was him, but in a dressed down state. I wasn't at all offended. He seemed really nice, and when the young reveler above, covered in paint, decided to give him a hug in his pure white caftan, he didn't seem at all bothered.
Don't know who that guy with the balloon is though. Must be hiding something. ;-)
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Russell Brown, in reply to
he wandered off to bemuse other members of the crowd and the security lady wanders over and tells us just how nice his mix had been – from a moment of hating the security for, um, doing their job to one of connecting with a human who wasn’t about to ruin someones day nor be an aggressive stereotypical security type
sorta sums up the vibe for me, odd but chilled
Yes. Going through the gate was nice. Much nicer than the same thing at the BDO.
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Energy Tree, 2010.
Finding a few more in the can, so to speak.
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21 of February 2012. The start of the memorial on the site of The Oxford Terrace Baptist Church. This baby carrier is part of 185 chairs , representing the souls lost in the earthquake. Baby Baxter Gowland only five month old one of the first to be buried.
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JacksonP, in reply to
21 of February 2012.
Hi Gudrun. Thanks for posting this photo. I wonder if you wouldn’t mind re-posting it on Adrienne’s ‘Christchurch: Last One Standing’ post, which I had thought about reviving today, in lieu of a full post from Christchurch.
Cheers
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Jackie Clark, in reply to
Stark. So stark. And powerful.
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