Sounds about right. There might've been slightly more than 60 people there but it was a relatively small crowd. There was an attempt right at the start to push through police lines and go to the lab, but it failed, primarily because of small numbers but also because not everyone seemed to be up for pushing. After this we seemed to split into various smaller groups which tried to find other ways around but there were too many cops and we couldn't outmaneuver them. There were several situations where it looked like we might've got through the immediate police lines if most of the crowd had moved quickly together, but there was no real way of co-ordinating this quickly enough. And I suppose there may have been more police lines waiting beyond that.

After they managed to shepherd us back to the starting point, we (bizarrely) had the original march around town as planned. By the time we got back to the starting point again after that, no-one really had the energy to attempt another push for the lab, and it seemed unlikely to succeed because of the lack of people.

Several small groups went on to other protests in nearby towns though, respect to them, but we were knackered and headed for home.

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWQvMMzFK04

Looks pretty damp