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I am so exhausted. We rode the bus all night Friday, walked all day Saturday, then rode the bus all night Sat.

My son and I walked all over DC. We did the march. We were right there at the Freedom Plaza when the Capitol Police made us step off early because the crowd was too large.

When we got to the Capitol, we took a break and ate some beef jerky. Then we walked back to the Archives. After paying our respects to the US Constitution, we walked to the White House to take pictures. We walked all over DC to every monument and every museum that we could get to.

After the White House, we went to the WWII memorial, then the Vietnam Wall, Lincoln's memorial, the Washington Monument, the Jefferson Memorial, and the Smithsonian museums.

I wore my new boots, so my feet are tore up. LMAO But, it was worth every blister. My son and I had a blast, and met some great people from all walks of life and every corner of the country.

I have about 100 pictures to cull through, so when I get to it, I will post them here for everyone to see.

Also, I met this blogger who had a photographer with him. He said he will be posting hundreds of high quality images soon. http://www.coterack.com/

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There was a lot more than 60-70 k. hahaha.....

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Sounds like you guys had a great time, I am jealous. I am lucky enough to visit there often enough [my girlfriends brother lives right outside of D.C]. I have been to all the memorials and museums as well. It really is a cool place to see, so much history.

I look forward to the pictures!

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I have heard too many conflicting numbers to believe any blog.

http://themoderatevoice.com/46112/ab...illion-people/

How could anyone get an exact head count?

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http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/prote...ory?id=8558055

Then go to the source.

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Here's another blog with more pictures.

http://whatreallyhappened.com/WRHART...DCprotest.html

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Sorry but based on the photographs available including the pic you posted in the OP, there doesn't appear to be even close to a million people. I'd be highly surprised if the number topped 100,000-150,000. Still a respectable size.

What millions of people look like in DC:



Saturday's march:

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Who are you calling a cootie queen you lint licker?!

And how many were there? One has to ask why do this in '09 rather than mid-2010? Nothing can come of it. Why wasn't any of the Republican leadership out there? I didn't see a one.

Frankly many of your comrades hurt your effort.

Yelling out: "We're losing our Constitutional rights."

What rights were lost? Answer me that.

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I was going to go and stir up some trouble but I was the blacksmith all weekend getting the chain on my numchuks fixed.

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