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Police and organizers estimated between 400,000 and 440,000 people lined the streets of Lakeview for the 36th annual Gay and Lesbian Pride Parade. With 250 contingents and some large gaps (one caused by an injury), the parade took nearly four hours. But despite the heat and delays, spirits were high for the event. Photos by Kirk Williamson and Tracy Baim.
