Photos | Patriotic Parade
A group of 31 people, carrying five American flags, march down a city street on March 25, 2007 in a display of patriotism. Accessories such as sunglasses, handbags, and hats can be seen among the crowd. The blue sky and architecture make for a picturesque backdrop.
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Canon
camera model
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date
2007-03-25T12:26:23-07:00
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tzname
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