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Photos: Echo Park Community Parade 2012

Download the ones you like, upload yours. And tell us: recognize anyone?

Saturday's Echo Park Community Parade was one of the best ever.

Helped out by great weather and a great turnout, it was a memorable three hours enjoyed by many.

Gary Leonard joined Patch editor Anthea Raymond at the viewing stand to take these special shots for Patch.

Do you see anyone you know in them? Tell us who they are in comments.

And feel free to download your favorites--or maybe share your own images.

(See Raymond's live photos on Twitter and Instagram by searching on the hashtag #echoparkcommunity parade.)

EP Hillbilly December 11, 2012 at 12:21 am
Gary Leonard sure takes nice pictures. Thank you Gary.
CHRISTINE December 11, 2012 at 02:52 am
Thanks for the great Pics Gary!!! Love the Fish Eye lense!
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Anthea Raymond (Editor) December 11, 2012 at 03:07 am
@Christine, Hillbilly--We are lucky to have him. AR
cindylu December 11, 2012 at 05:47 am
What a celebration! Spectacular photos by Gary Leonard. Thanks to Anthea & Echo Park - Silver Lake Patch for covering the event. The participants are so talented.
Anthea Raymond (Editor) December 11, 2012 at 02:36 pm
Thanks to Cindy and Christine and their crew for putting it all together. So glad to be a part of things. Anthea
cindylu December 11, 2012 at 03:21 pm
It takes a community to have a community parade. Congratulations are in store for additional parade committee members: Lidia Martinez, Robert Aguayo,Rosie Betanzos, Ceasar Betanzos,Maryanne Hayashi, Isa-Kae Meksin, Kelly Erickson and Andrea Barbosa. Councilmembers Ed Reyes and Eric Garcetti, Central City Action Committee, El Centro Del Pueblo and Echo Park deserve a round of applause as well. See everyone next year!

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