 marching up Sixth Avenue from Greenwich Village. And he said he looked back at one point and there were hundreds and then there were thousands. People came in from the sidelines and people cheered. And by the time they reached Central Park, there were thousands and thousands of what we would call today LGBTQ people. And they were shocked. They didn't expect it to go as well as it did. They were so scared, actually, that they joked that it was called not a march, but a run because they moved so quickly up Sixth Avenue.