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Dinner with a view

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Lauren Thomas and her grand-mother Sue enjoy the view from Mount Maunganui base track

Lauren Thomas and her grand-mother Sue enjoy the view from Mount Maunganui base track

Hundreds of people turned out to see the Oosterdam set sail tonight and enjoy the free sausage sizzle and entertainment.

It was the second picnic organised by Mount Mainstreet this summer, with Classic Hits providing the barbecue and local singing star Fletcher Oxford from New Zealand's Got Talent.

The Voyager of the Seas is set to sail at 9.30pm.

Locals Sue Thomas and her grand-daughter Lauren Thomas had walked around the Mount base track to see the ship go out the channel.

"It was beautiful around there, and it was still warm and sunny. You get a great view and you get right up close as it goes past."

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Bay of Plenty Times photographer George Novak was there to capture the action.

Oosterdam is leaving Mount Mauganui
Oosterdam is leaving Mount Mauganui
Locals picnic in Pilot Bay celebrating the cruise ship season.
Locals picnick in Pilot Bay celebrating the cruise ship seazon. Voyager of the Seas at the background
People geather together to watch as Oosterdam leavs Mount Mauganui.
Voyager of the Seas and Oosterdam in the Bay.
Oosterdam is leaving Mount Mauganui
Oosterdam is leaving Mount Mauganui
Oosterdam is leaving Mount Mauganui
Oosterdam is leaving Mount Mauganui
Oosterdam is leaving Mount Mauganui
Voyager of the Seas and Oosterdam in the Bay.
Voyager of the Seas and Oosterdam in the Bay.
Oosterdam in the Bay.
Fletcher Oxford, 13, performs live on Pilot Bay
Locals picnic in Pilot Bay celebrating the cruise ship season. Lauren and Sue Thomas with Voyager of the Seas in the background

Image 1 of 16: Oosterdam is leaving Mount Mauganui

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