I think this was the first time we had not-so-young boys get up on the dance floor, but I may be wrong.
This one is so blurred but I had to include this to show Nelson's youngest upcoming dancing star.
Until a silly grownup stepped on his foot.
I was able to shoot this as the food was being laid out. As more food came out, I got pushed away and had to get in the queue. The man in white is Paul, the owner of The Indian Cafe on Bridge Street, probably the most popular of our Indian restaurants.
This is our friend the hostess. She must have the most amazing collection in her wardrobe.
Grownups ate, while children danced on the stage.
Until next year!
I think this was the first time we had not-so-young boys get up on the dance floor, but I may be wrong.
This one is so blurred but I had to include this to show Nelson's youngest upcoming dancing star.
Until a silly grownup stepped on his foot.
I was able to shoot this as the food was being laid out. As more food came out, I got pushed away and had to get in the queue. The man in white is Paul, the owner of The Indian Cafe on Bridge Street, probably the most popular of our Indian restaurants.
This is our friend the hostess. She must have the most amazing collection in her wardrobe.
Grownups ate, while children danced on the stage.
Until next year!
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OOOhh! Pretty!
It's a color-fest, isn't it? The weather was bad this year and much colder, but usually more Indian men and women wear their costumes and the whole hall is quite mesmerising.
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