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A year ago more or less when we were in Auckland while walking past Aotea Square I saw these young ones practicing their dancing skills while music was being played from a boombox in the background. I remember thinking how cool it was that they weren't afraid to do this in public.

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Tom said…
...I guess that I'm a old guy. Yesterday at the party a young woman was dancing to rap music that could be heard for miles!
Bill said…
Dancing in the streets. :)
James said…
Cool! Reminds me of the 1980s when kids would breakdance on sheets of cardboard.
It has been years since I've seen dancing in the streets. Fine street shot.
William Kendall said…
Not something seen here!
Jim said…
Oh for "Youth" again. :)
They picked a pretty place to practice (audition ???).
We saw a fellow jiving to his boom box music at the
corner of 29th St and 9th Avenue in NYC on a visit.
In front of our hotel by the Hudson. He was doing fine.
..
magiceye said…
Oh great! Dance as if no one is watching!
Sharon said…
Great fun! I need to do that more often.
Tigger's Mum said…
Magiceye has a point, but it really is as if no one is watching. Where's the crowd?

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