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High Heel Race draws usual crowd
By Michael Key on October 27, 2010
A large crowd of people lined Frank Kameny Way to watch the 24th annual High Heel Race on Tuesday. Participants donned elaborate costumes and stopped along the route before the race to pose for pictures for the hundreds of spectators. Brian Segal won the race wearing a black polka dot dress.
(Washington Blade photos by Michael Key)
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Tagged with Cobalt, drag, Frank Kameny Way, high heel race, JR's
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