Our friends Larry Cohen and Theresa Keil from TLC Baltimore went to the 2014 St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Charles Street and photographed the “I Am Love Project” a group of like-minded people who crashed the parade with a very positive message.
Love On St. Patrick’s Day :: 2014 Parade
18 March 2014
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