With bras and pink attire, a large contingent came out to take part in the inaugural American Cancer Society Key Largo Bridge Bra Walk on Oct. 20. The three-mile “tata trek” started at Gilbert’s Resort, went over the bridge to Blackwater Siren before returning to Gilbert’s. Monroe County sheriff’s officers were on hand to ensure walkers safely made it across the bridge. Cars passing by honked as walkers took to the bridge. One-hundred percent of registration fees went to the fight against breast cancer.
Leah Boschetti and Ashley Meissner are decked in pink and ready for their boobie cocktail. It’s Gilbert’s No.1 selling drink that was put on the menu specifically to support breast cancer awareness.
State Rep. Holly Raschein provides opening remarks before walkers take off.
Sam Steele, candidate for Monroe County tax collector, embarks on the Key Largo Bridge Bra Walk with wife, Lauren, and son, Carter.
Walkers make their way down the access road from Gilbert’s en route to the bridge and Blackwater Siren. Picture from left are Kristi Mitchell, Ilja Chapman, Victoria Leonard, Jill Kuehnert and Cathy Brewer.
Bra walkers gather around before embarking on the walk from Gilbert’s Resort to Blackwater Siren.
Sabrah Witkamp, pictured middle, gets ready to walk with friends. Witkamp, an Ocean Studies teacher, recently went back to work and is in full recovery mode following a fight with breast cancer the past seven months.
Paula Farr, pictured left, embarks on the bridge bra walk.
Walkers had the opportunity to grab a bottle of water and say hi to the parrot.
Bridge bra walkers bring their pup on the journey over the bridge to Blackwater Siren.
Stop and pose! Bridge bra walkers are all smiles as they take a moment to stop for a photo op.
Decked in pink, and with boobie drinks in hand, Leah Boschetti and Ashley Meissner are all smiles.
These bra walkers were arguable the most decorative.
All pinked out! That pink beard though!
A group of walkers stop on top of Jewfish Creek Bridge for a photo op.
Cars honked their horns as they drove past walkers on the bridge.
Walkers exit the bridge en route to Blackwater Siren as the second stop to the Key Largo Bridge Bra Walk.
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