The Bastille Day Race got second Saturday in motion in a fun way and then it slowed to a walk, a zombie walk.

After the race was over I hung around the L and 18th area for awhile.

Captured some digital moments: Checked out a nice sounding band that captured people's attention (Image by: Kati Garner) Checked out how it looked from across the street. (Image by: Kati Garner) Bikes filled a long stretch along L St before they became active again. (Image by: Kati Garner) Some bicyclists that started at Suzies Burgers hopped on after a stop to watch the Waiter's Race. (Image by: Kati Garner) This gal and a couple of males arrived with nicely lit bikes. (Image by: Kati Garner) Image by: Kati Garner

I headed to Yogurtagogo and things took a fun turn. The Zombies were loose, roaming midtown, getting warmed up for their walk. Image by: Kati Garner I wasn't the only one intrigued with the zombies. (Image by: Kati Garner) None of them were very attractive! (Image by: Kati Garner) This undead dude was a little unsettling! (Image by: Kati Garner)

After listeming to some musicians bang the heck out of buckets, trash cans, white bottles and everything else (which sounded pretty good), I strolled towards Cheap Thrills, the meeting place of the Zombies. I swam my way through the crowd between 19th and 18th ol L St. Image by: Kati Garner Headed toward Cheap Thrills, I passed a mobile food truck and the undead. Image by: Kati Garner Image by: Kati Garner They were being drawn to Cheap Thrills for some movies projected on a wall. (Image by: Kati Garner) Image by: Kati Garner They all looked different. (Image by: Kati Garner) This one hsd mental problems. (Image by: Kati Garner) Heading to my car and ooutracing the zombies I caught some actioon here. (Image by: Kati Garner) Image by: Kati Garner

It was a fun, good second Saturday!