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Climate Strike Santa Cruz 9-27-2019
This last week has been Climate Strike Week with the youth demonstrating and striking around our country and all around the world!
I arrived in downtown Santa Cruz and parked near the town clock shortly before 2 pm. Starting around 2 pm, people for the Climate Action started coming from all directions, and from where I was near the town clock, I could see a large group of people coming from the south on Pacific Ave and turning toward River St. I then found everyone gathering at the corner of River St. and River St. South. It was there where all the people joined together and rallied for about a half-hour.
After the participants rallied, they then marched down River St. to Front St., and then on to Cooper St. Everyone then rallied again at Cooper St. and Pacific Ave. before marching on to Church St. While on Church they held another rally before turning around and returning on to Pacific Ave. Then everyone marched south on Pacific to Lincoln St. It was then that I had to leave the march, these old legs aren't what they used to be! I understand the march was to end at Lincoln St. and Cedar St., where the Farmer's Market is held on Wednesdays. I am afraid to guess how many people took part, though some said that there was well over a thousand! Both young and old took part in today's march! I love my town!
I will let my photos speak for themselves!
Many more photos on my Facebook site:
https://www.facebook.com/autumn.sun.58/media_set?set=a.10219058659112465&type=3&uploaded=224
After the participants rallied, they then marched down River St. to Front St., and then on to Cooper St. Everyone then rallied again at Cooper St. and Pacific Ave. before marching on to Church St. While on Church they held another rally before turning around and returning on to Pacific Ave. Then everyone marched south on Pacific to Lincoln St. It was then that I had to leave the march, these old legs aren't what they used to be! I understand the march was to end at Lincoln St. and Cedar St., where the Farmer's Market is held on Wednesdays. I am afraid to guess how many people took part, though some said that there was well over a thousand! Both young and old took part in today's march! I love my town!
I will let my photos speak for themselves!
Many more photos on my Facebook site:
https://www.facebook.com/autumn.sun.58/media_set?set=a.10219058659112465&type=3&uploaded=224
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Hey thanks for posting these photos. Each city's protest has its own flavor, doesn't it! Enjoying the photos of many places on indybay. Thanks for these of one of my favorite places.
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