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St Margaret's Presbyterian


This is one of the busiest roads in Auckland linking both Takapuna, Belmont and Devonport together as being the main link through. Last time we were there B had stopped the car to buy a drink in on of the local dairies so I used the brief time to get this photo of a boy on a scooter waiting for traffic and a woman walking with her handbag. 

Do you see that sign to the left advertising energy drinks? Those are extremely popular here and I'm sure people know all the chemicals that go into them but most aren't bothered. Not my thing...

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Comments

Tom said…
...energy drinks are BAD NEWS!
Bill said…
Nice street photography. Energy drinks with all kinds of additives is not my thing either.
magiceye said…
The energy boost will drain as fast as it boosted!
Tigger's Mum said…
Very simple church is it not? Energy drinks cans make up most of the rubbish I pick up when I walk between home and supermarket back home in UK. I reckon 90% of the discarded drink cans and bottles are energy drinks - that haven't provided their consumers enough energy to carry the waste to the nearest rubbish bin.
Iris Flavia said…
Nice scene and ohhh, you have t-shirt weather already! We have snow and ice :-(
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
Nice street photography scene.

I'm not into energy drinks. I've tried a couple, not my thing.
Sharon said…
Those energy drinks were very popular here for a while. They seem to be fading a bit now.
Lydia C. Lee said…
Not a fan either #Allseasons
Loved the header image. I would not trust an energy drink.
Pretty sky. That scooter looks loaded up!

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