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    Farewell Party in Auckland

    NEW ZEALAND | Sun, 13 Oct 2013 | By globalgabi | Views [791]

    Wow, wow, wow. Had to organise a farewell. Held at the New Brew in Albany with my favorite band Father & Sons playing later in the evening. We were about 48 people. Great atmosphere, yummy food, nice wine, lots of laughter, dancing, chatting, hugging ... Read more >

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