MARCH TO SACRAMENTO - B/W
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VERY FEW LANDMARKS AVAILABLE ON THIS COUNTY ROAD FOR THE MARCHERS TO OBSERVE, MAIL BOX 101 AND 105 WILL HAVE TO SUFFICE.
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PHOTOGRAPHER JON LEWIS HAS HITCHED A MOTORCYLE RIDE AHEAD OF THE MARCH TO LOOK FOR A GOOD SHOT. THIS ONE WILL DO.
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THE TOWN OF DUCOR IS A SIX HOUR WALK FROM DELANO. ON DAY 2, THE MARCH LEAVES DUCOR HEADED FOR PORTERVILLE.
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THE WELCOME SIGN READS: BIENVENIDOS PEREGRINOS / EXETER Y FARMERSVILLE / HUELGA!
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FARMWORKERS FROM EXETER AND FARMERSVILLE WELCOME THE DELANO STRIKERS AND THEIR MARCH TO SACRAMENTO, AND SO IT WAS ALL THE WAY UP THE CENTRAL VALLEY TO SACRAMENTO.
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FARMWORKERS CAME OUT WITH SIGNS TO SHOW THEIR SUPPORT FOR THE DELANO STRIKERS AND THEIR MARCH TO SACRAMENTO.
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PEDESTRIANS NO! MARCHERS SI!
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LONG TABLES WERE SET UP BY LOCAL FARMWORKERS FOR THE MARCHERS TO SIT AND EAT AFTER THEIR DAY'S MARCH.
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RAIN OR SHINE, THE MARCH CONTINUED. NOTICE THE REFLECTION OF THE MARCHERS IN THE ROADSIDE PUDDLES LEFT FROM THE RECENT RAIN.
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ON TODAY'S MARCH, THE CROSS LEADS, THE BANNER OF OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE NEXT, THE MEXICAN FLAG ALONG WITH THE AMERICAN FLAG, ALL FOLLOWED BY THE HUELGA FLAGS OF THE NFWA.
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IN ORDER TO KEEP TO THE SIDE OF THE STREET, THE MARCH CAPTAIN THINS OUT THE LINE OF MARCHERS WALKING THROUGH A VALLEY TOWN.
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AS THE RANKS OF THE MARCHERS SWELLED, THEY TOOK UP ONE LANE OF TRAFFIC AS THEY WALKED THROUGH VALLEY TOWNS.
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