A Native American appeared as one of a group promoting Bay Area American Indian Two Spirits.

Two of the supporters for Yee Lee, California State Senator, wore wings that only partly blocked the view of those following.

Here, two female officers with the San Francisco Police Department walked hand in hand.

Oddly, the two men on this Virgin America float appeared to "Talk all the time."

Even weak legs could not keep this veteran from joining his American Legion comrades in the parade.

Two mothers with the Palm Center chatted while walking and one mother carried her child high enough for the better view.

John Hemm and Steve Weir were married in 2008 and carried a sign that showed their support for the recent legalization of same sex marriage in New York state.

This woman with Out 4 Immigration got carried away with her own stickers.

This woman with the House Of Garza and Banda Xuxa! was wrapped in a feather boa and carried a lace parasol.

This undersea creature with the House Of Garza and Banda Xuxa! was decorated in tentacle suckers and had tentacle finger tips.

Not all of River City Gems danced. Here two women walked sedately along the parade route.

Here, one fellow with the huge mass of google marchers carried a young lady on his shoulders.

The group marching for Bank Of America waved to the cheering crowds and yelled and whooped themselves.

The objective of Recology is to someday eliminate land fill. Here was a hat made of recycled trash.

This fellow with De Ambiente wore solid wings with words like, "Belief," "Dream," and "Creep," on them.

This woman marching with La Clinica De La Raza wore an outrageously large hat that matched her costume.

One of the random acts for this member of the Oakland Fire Fighters was to march partially disrobed while wearing a wig.

This was one of several bisexuals performing with flags.

The theme for UCSF Health was "Within Our Reach," which was depicted using pink scarves and pink parasols.

In past years, Macys handed out bandanas to the crowds watching. This year they began to hand out small paper fans.

This huge fellow was centerpiece to the group atop the Walden House float.