Located in an historic shop on Rochester high-street, it was packed with eager UKIP activists, almost 400 of whom had flocked in from across the country.
Thousands of firefighters and other first responders fanned out to save lives, protect homes and shepherd people to safety, joined by reinforcements that flocked in from other parts of the country.
At the beginning of the 16th century, word quickly spread around Europe about the beautiful African city, and new visitors flocked in from all parts of Europe, with ever glowing testimonies, recorded in numerous voyage notes and illustrations.
He instructed, among others, the drummer Kenny Washington, the clarinetist Don Byron, the guitarist Bobby Broom, the bassist Marcus Miller and the vibraphonist Mark Sherman, all of whom, with several dozen others, flocked in from around the country to play for their former teacher.
The idea seems to have been to flush out tens of thousands of often violent demonstrators, mostly young students who had flocked in from madrassas in rural Bangladesh.They belonged to Hefajat, a banner for a set of Islamist splinter groups little known until now.
Talking to all the variously-camouflaged demonstrators, I find out that they've flocked in from all over the country, including cities like Benghazi, Mabruk, Zawiya, Zintan and Gharyan.
