26 August 2004
Dora's boots and Liz
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26 August 2004
Dora bought a new skirt and had boots that went with it.
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26 August 2004
Subway tracks. The middle tracks are for express trains. Not every train stops at every station.
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26 August 2004
The 1 or the 9 headed uptown, stopped at 137th street.
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27 August 2004
The subway tunnel.
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27 August 2004
110 st
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27 August 2004
110 st
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27 August 2004
110 st
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27 August 2004
110 st
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27 August 2004
110 st
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27 August 2004
110 st
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27 August 2004
Me preparing for Critical Mass. The thing around my shoulder is a huge chain.
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27 August 2004
Rebbie (and Creighton (not pictured)) lent us bikes and helmets. She's too preggers to ride.
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27 August 2004
Cola flew out form California to protest.
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27 August 2004
Creighton pumped up bike tires.
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27 August 2004
Almost an hour before the ride was to start, Union Square was mobbed.
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27 August 2004
A police helicopter was buzzing overhead
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27 August 2004
The media was out to cover the Critical Mass ride
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27 August 2004
The police passed out flyers, threatening to arrest us.
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27 August 2004
Bicyclists from all over the country were there. Most of the folks I talked to were not NYers.
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27 August 2004
The line of waiting bikes went all the way around the park.
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27 August 2004
Lauara Bush was sporting a duct tape dress.
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27 August 2004
Dubya had a duct tape suit.
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27 August 2004
That guy's sign says, "I'm stopping at red lights. Ask me why." He wanted to obey the traffic rules, plus he thought it would tie up traffic more. I later saw him stopped at the first red light. He was the only one stopping.
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27 August 2004
Lotsa bikes.
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27 August 2004
Lots and lotsa bikes
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27 August 2004
Oodles of bikes
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27 August 2004
We started to go.
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27 August 2004
I bought a nifty sign for the bike, but the twist ties were cheep and I lost the sign within blocks.
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27 August 2004
The police had a blimp! "Fuji film: the official film of the police state." When you violate people's rights, use the best quality film available.
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