One placard among the many vivid protest slogans seemed to capture the mood of the demonstrations: "I am having trouble condensing my displeasure at the Abbott government into a single placard-sized statement".
MILE 9: CAHOKIA Inside the museum at this 2,200-acre 2,200-acrengle siteence on a placard singled me in my tracksentenceon the great cities of the world, Cahokia was larger than London in A.D. 1250".
Museum walls are lined with classical depictions of naked women, and yet you'll have to scour dozens of wall placards to find a single woman's name in too many collections.
French flags were waved high, and a "wreath" of pens was laid on the ground, a circle filled with flowers, placards reading "Je Suis Charlie" and a single Tricolore flag.
Demonstrators unveiled placards that read "Arrest Blair" and "War criminals not welcome here", proving that, as with the merits of religion, some arguments are unlikely to ever be settled with a single night's debate.
"Home Is Not a House," a placard behind him read.
When he came back from the Paris unity demonstration, David Cameron singled out a placard he had seen.
He displays single white placards, each bearing a Munich name, inviting the teenage campers to recite them.
