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The Water Street area, adjacent to downtown,
was filled with people drinking anything but water. This was one of the
largest of a dozen or so major block parties going on around town. I wouldn't
venture to guess how many smaller celebrations were going on. |
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Most of the streets were blocked off around the
down town area. Bikes could get in, but cars were decidedly unwelcome. |
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This shot is from about a half mile away from
the Water Street area, as close as I could park. Even here, crowds were somewhat
in evidence. |
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One of several outdoor stages. There were concerts,
and street performers everywhere. around town. |
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One of the many little parks scattered around
downtown, becomes a meeting place and concert hall. |
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A side street, adjacent to the Milwaukee School
of Engineering, begins to fill with people and vendor stalls. |
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Concert in the park, with some of the buildings
of down town visible through the trees. |
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Left: Another performance stage, set just outside the park. I counted six in the downtown area. Below: Water Street becomes the Boulevard of Bikes |
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A look up towards Water Street from an adjoining
street. |
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One of several beer gardens / outdoor dining
areas, filled with celebrants. |
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A series of views of a very busy corner of Water
Street. This part of the street was not yet closed, but it was nearly shut
down by the sheer volume of bike, and foot traffic. |
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Trying to keep the party from spilling into the
parts of the street which have not yet been closed. |
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The fifties live, at least for tonight. |
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A classic car, and it's vanguard. |
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Standin' on the corner. Water Street is the epicenter
of a whole series of parties going on around town. |
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The chrome and paint of Milwaukee iron, almost
hide the asphalt on which it rides. |
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Water Street as it just begins to gear up for
one very busy week. |
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