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It doesn't matter if there are thousands of people in the street in front of the garage. When you have to get back to Connecticut, you have to get back to Connecticut.
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There's something about someone hanging off a signpost below the words "Avenue of the Strongest" while waving a flag that requires a photo be taken.
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Sombrero flag.
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Baby bandana
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Some leftovers from Saturday brought up the rear with anti-Bush/U.S. imperialism banners. That was not the dominant message of the march.
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Can you spot the lone white guy holdover from Saturday in this shot? Hint: His is the only sign advocating violence.
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I love that girl's profile against the green stripe.
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Asleep.
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The timing of the march was a little awkward. First of all, it was during rush hour. I happened to be watching local 6 o'clock news when they mentioned it was at Canal Street, so I grabbed my camera to go see what was up. When I got there the crowd was smallish but still gathering. By the time everyone had made it to Foley Square, the rally part of the event was over, which meant a lot of people arrived with no "there" there. Instead they sort of wandered up Center Street to the end of the Brooklyn Bridge.
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