Passing out gum, mints and baby wipes.
Some people are so clever with their tent decorations and team names. This is the Boobs Farm Whinery. There were two bottles of Boone's wrapped in pink on the ground.
The Remembrance Tent. One small tent for each city that hosts the walk. The San Diego tent is showcased in the larger tent along with photos of people who have recently passed and journals to leave a message to a loved one.
This woman has raised more money total for Komen than any other walker (click to her website, I don't want to give it away but prepare to have your socks knocked off). She gets to sleep in a special tricked out tent sponsored by New Balance.
Overheard: "I'm fine as long as I keep moving."
"If I stop now every muscle in my body will freeze up. I won't even be able to smile."
This is part of Main Street. There is a post office, store for buying merchandise, a tent for bingo, free foot massages and samples.
The walkers come through this area lined with flags as they finish for the day and head into camp. Other walkers stay to cheer them in, there's loud, upbeat music and bottled waters.
Read about the other two days of the walk: Day 1, Day 3
