The wet weather over the weekend did nothing to deter the core group of satellite Occupy Wall Street-inspired demonstrators camped out at Broadway and Colfax. Occupy Denver supporters vow to continue the camp-in in rain, shine and even into the snow season. Look below to see a photo essay of this weekend's protest.
High spirits -- and a handmade protest flag.
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Getting coffee refills from the "Thunderdome" on-site kitchen.
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Sidewalk action in between showers.
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Solidarity of purpose helps keep everyone warm.
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Fed up and feisty.
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A cheery, flannel-clad protestor.
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The makeshift tarp-cover to help demonstrators stay dry.
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The signs stay up while people dry off and try to sleep in the tents.
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Waterproof markers sure are handy in wet weather.
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Younger protestors cite hefty student loans and no jobs as a reason to shout.
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The "Thunderdome" kitchen is serving 200-400 people every day.
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Supporters drop off food, water and supplies constantly.
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The communal fruit box.
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Someone donated a homemade vegan pizz a-- it went fast.
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A donation of smokes for the cause.
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Trash removal is done frequently to keep the camp clean.
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Structural integrity is difficult in the rain.
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A volunteer guards everyone's belongings at this makeshift post.
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There is no lack of signs in the camp.
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Night falls, and organizers meet for a discussion circle.
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