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    Camels and Kings Parade in East Harlem

    By sjunat55  |  Posted January 7, 2010  |  New York, New York
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     sjunat55 captured marching camels, kings and kids in the Three Kings Day Parade in New York City. “As a kid, we used to spend the Three Kings Day Eve at my grandparents coffee farm in the mountains of Puerto Rico.”
    - zdan, CNN iReport producer

    The 33rd Annual Three Kings Day Parade  marched along the streets of El Barrio on January 6th 2010 in celebration of a day that in many Latin American countries is the culmination of the holiday season and the day to exchange gifts and gather with family.

    Camels, kings, sheep, military servicemen and women and  children from the city's public schools braved the cold weather to parade through East Harlem's streets in the cultural effort from the Museo del Barrio.

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    http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-378944

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