http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4167952.stmBy Alastair Leithead
BBC News, in Crawford, Taxes
Hundreds of protesters have now come to Crawford
At the end of a long line of white crosses, each bearing a name of a soldier killed in Iraq, is a small, open tent set up like a shrine.
Inside the tent is a photograph of Casey Sheehan, surrounded by flowers and candles.
The 24-year-old died in Iraq last year, and two weeks ago his mother, Cindy, struck "Camp Casey" and caught the nation's imagination.
To begin with just a few people drifted along to join her - just a couple of miles down the road from where President George W Bush is spending his summer vacation.
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