PARIS GAY PRIDE 2007
1 Comments Published by Cedric Benetti on Sunday, July 1, 2007 at 7/01/2007 02:09:00 AM.
Weeeeee! Gay Pride day in Paris! When hundreds of thousands of people join in to have a party and dance in the streets and avenues to celebrate life.
According to organizers, about 700,000 people turned out for the city's Gay Pride this Saturday, which saw participants marching behind a banner reading: "We will not compromise on equality."
Let's not forget the London Pride, as well as Europride, this time in Madrid, 2 other prides organised on the same day in Europe. In Madrid organizers expected a total of 2.5 million people, including 200,000 from abroad. Read this article from the Middle East Times, for more details.
And now let's see Paris Picture Pride 2007:
The flag is comming!
The bus stations and phone cabins are used as improvised dance stages
Anne-Laure drunk?
Timothy, a guy from Chicago invited us to decorate our hair...
...then he invited us to an improvised cocktail in the middle of the avenue
complete with lemons
The Pulp Truck
a suit made of used condom packages
Get in touch with your local security forces...
On a break...
According to organizers, about 700,000 people turned out for the city's Gay Pride this Saturday, which saw participants marching behind a banner reading: "We will not compromise on equality."
Let's not forget the London Pride, as well as Europride, this time in Madrid, 2 other prides organised on the same day in Europe. In Madrid organizers expected a total of 2.5 million people, including 200,000 from abroad. Read this article from the Middle East Times, for more details.
And now let's see Paris Picture Pride 2007:
The flag is comming!
The bus stations and phone cabins are used as improvised dance stages
Anne-Laure drunk?
Timothy, a guy from Chicago invited us to decorate our hair...
...then he invited us to an improvised cocktail in the middle of the avenue
complete with lemons
The Pulp Truck
a suit made of used condom packages
Get in touch with your local security forces...
On a break...
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