A dog and the woman holding the leash disagreed on which side of the barrier to travel.

A modestly sized banner held up with two vertical sticks read, "Bay Times, LGBTQ news & calendar for the San Francisco Bay Area."

Two fellows discussed which posters to hold up while marching. One showed the state of Florida as a rainbow with the hashtag, "#RainbowStrong." The other showed: Sylvester (1947-1988) Multi-gold record singer and songwriter known as the "Queen of Disco" and "a visionary of queerness, music and race."

One man walked holding two posters. The poster on the left described Tennessee Williams . The poster on the right described Yukio Mishima .

Folks from the San Francisco Bay Times waved from inside a fake cablecar.

A woman riding at the rear of the fake cablecar handed out bags to be given to the people lining the sidewalks.

A group of singers sang from the upper level of a double-decker tour bus.

Another man atop the double-decker bus stood with hands raised as if he were about to bless the audience.

A man walked last who wore a pink cowboy hat and a gold shirt with the words, "Friends of the Pink Triangle" on the pink triangle on his chest.