People traveled from across California to participate in San Francisco’s Bay to Breakers while wearing nothing at all.
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Bay to Breakers is one of the city’s weirdest and wildest traditions, bringing thousands of people to the streets for a race that’s more akin to a citywide party. Coordinated rubber duckie onesies and other Halloween-worthy looks are the norm. However, sometimes the most eye-catching costume is no costume at all.
A group of spectators counted the number of naked Bay to Breakers runners along Fell Street in San Francisco on Sunday.Jessica Boynton, a former Davis resident who now lives in San Diego, came to San Francisco this weekend for her eighth race. She always runs in pasties — this year, she’s seven months pregnant.
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