The country's founding documents were moved in a special procession this weekend.
Special streets for processions often are marked off or built to a temple or holy place, such as in ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, and China.
Muslims around the world celebrate the end of the holy month of Ramadan with special services, street processions and a celebratory feast during Eid al-Fitr.
Festivities included services at which the Bishops of Armidale and Bathurst were special preachers, music, processions, a lantern lecture on "Old Sydney" by the municipal librarian, and social events such as a ferry outing and a luncheon at which the chief guest was the Governor Sir Walter Davidson accompanied by his wife Lady Davidson.
The Wicked Queen is one of the "favourite" villains included in Magic Kingdom Park's special pre-parade procession "It's Good to be Bad" a night before the annual Main Street Electrical Parade.
Then the crowd quickly gathers: the cross country team, two yellow school buses of competitors in the Carbon County Special Olympics, a procession of people in assorted Native garb, khaki shorts and high-waist, stonewash jeans.
Since the Ministry of the Interior gave its permission for the public funeral procession, the special police were kept discreetly out of sight.
Ambiguity and, yet, a certain universality: while women have traditionally shied away from the colour for fear of standing out and looking "a bit Special K", the latest procession of starlets is proof enough that those wearing red aren't necessarily a type any more.
He gives a questionnaire to the person or group sponsoring the Mass, then issues a checklist with instructions on processions, on whether special statues or flag bases must be set up, on what the readings will be.
To the beating of a large drum and the singing of special songs, they circle in procession and salute the sun with lamentation.
