March for Science!
By LA-jan - April 22, 2017
Marching again!
Yes, once again, feeling the resist bug growing in our bellies,
and head on downtown to Los Angeles!
At Pershing Square, the entrance, was chalked into
a beautiful Science picture by someone.
We braved the 90 degree heatwave and the sun
was so blinding, many of these pictures were taken blinded by
the intense sun. At 9AM!
At Pershing Square, the entrance, was chalked into
a beautiful Science picture by someone.
We braved the 90 degree heatwave and the sun
was so blinding, many of these pictures were taken blinded by
the intense sun. At 9AM!
And we were an hour and a half before the speakers began!
Standing in the heat, we shaded ourselves with our signs.
There were many impressive ones!
This young lady made hers right there waiting for speakers!
Turned out really great!
The speakers were inspirational, some were motivational,
some humorous. The author of "Hidden Figures" was especially
good!
And then we marched the several blocks to City Hall.
A few more quality posters . . .
It was starting to get more and more crowded!
and we met a few interesting characters along the way
This polar bear lugging his melting glacier. . .
and this woman with a "brain"
We finally made it to City Hall!
We found a very small patch of shade and looked around
as we ran out of water.
and this one said it all . . .
It was time to call it a day!
Eileen and I texted a few messages. She had forgotten about the March and
had made plans to hike Potato Mountain. "Make your sign and carry it up the
mountain" I had told her the night before.
And she did.
They had their own March for Science up Potato Mountain!!
Standing in the heat, we shaded ourselves with our signs.
There were many impressive ones!
This young lady made hers right there waiting for speakers!
Turned out really great!
The speakers were inspirational, some were motivational,
some humorous. The author of "Hidden Figures" was especially
good!
And then we marched the several blocks to City Hall.
Santa and his helpers were just too darned cute to pass up
It was starting to get more and more crowded!
and we met a few interesting characters along the way
This polar bear lugging his melting glacier. . .
and this woman with a "brain"
We finally made it to City Hall!
We found a very small patch of shade and looked around
as we ran out of water.
and this one said it all . . .
It was time to call it a day!
Eileen and I texted a few messages. She had forgotten about the March and
had made plans to hike Potato Mountain. "Make your sign and carry it up the
mountain" I had told her the night before.
And she did.
They had their own March for Science up Potato Mountain!!
1 comments
Hah love the mountain sign
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