Scenic Sunday,Sunday Bridges.

Pity you can't read the sign. These two gentlemen are advertising for a sausage sale in aid of MND.

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http://www.stuff.co.nz/auckland/local-news/central-leader/3945708/Manukau-
bridges-official-opening-on-Sunday

http://ann-mythoughtsandphotos.blogspot.com/2009/08/scenic-sunday-mangere-bridge.html

It is not everyday that we get to walk across a big bridge. We had been monitoring this development of this bridge. At last we went as pedestrians. As we left as 1.30pm, the cyclists came anxiously as it too will be opened to them only this afternoon. The 4 lane bridge will then be open only to vehicles.

Today, the $230 million second Manukau harbour bridge or lovingly called the Mangere bridge is officially opened by Prime Minister John Key, with Transport Minister Steven Joyce, Manukau mayor Len Brown and Auckland city mayor John Banks.

There was much fan fare and entertainment and refreshments. Among the various charity group, these two gentlemen caught my eye. Over at my stories site I had just written about MND or Motor Neuron Disease. These gentlemen were raising funds for them. http://annkschin.blogspot.com/2010/07/case-for-euthanasia.html Kai pai and paki paki to them.