The sidewalk from 9th Street to just before 7th Street where the mounted Park Police were was two to four people deep when the Communists/anarchists rallied at the Navy Memorial. About 65 people bunched up by the mounted police rather than stand on the front lines.
Our numbers started out at about 40, then grew to about one hundred an hour before the march. We had just around double that when the march stopped at the memorial.
Whatever count the media had is accurate for when they counted, so I'm not going to criticize them for that.
I'm not trying to inflate our numbers--whether it is one hundred or two hundred, the yahoos had thousands more people on the street than we did.
At the peak there were approx 200 and I was rather busy then and did not take pics except of the opposition. The pics you see here are earlier in the day. We were out there 9 hours and as we waited for the "parade" people would go get food, use the rest rooms or just go take a break along the walls and on the benches. I really wished I could of got some good pics of our side during the peak.