Cross to the other curb while the procession occupies the street
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Siri Hagen•252 rep10
We are on the packed side. The other curb looks thinner. Cross through a gap in the line, or stay put.
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Do not cross the moving line. Walk behind the crowd to a marshal gap if you must change sides.
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Chaminda Fernando•227 rep6
We waited for a gap between sections and a marshal waved us. Stepping into the lane on your own gets you shouted at.
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Toomas Saar•220 rep3
Stay this side. A thinner far curb is not worth walking through dancers and tuskers.
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