A typically typical small rural town July 4 parade, on Interstate 395, which they close for the days festivities. These photo's are the work of Asa Gilmore . Fire trucks, ambulances, kids on horseback, atv's, strolling re-enactors, clogging girls on flatbed trucks, a grouchy deputy.....you know. Fun and exciting for the kids, because so many of them are in the parade, wildly waving their flags and throwing candy at us. Everyone should be in a parade at least once in their life. These are just a few that were taken. 
Do you suppose he was wearing sunscreen?
Oh, I need more pictures!! Not fair to just give a peek of the outside!
ReplyDeleteShow us everything, including the view of the town and the Opera House, if it's in sight.
I am green with envy... especially now that you have the lion's share of restoration out of the way!
Your parade looks exactly like our parades, except for Gun-toting Dude and Tractor Man.
ReplyDeleteI want to live in a city that lets men walk down the street with guns!
Oh no, take that back - I live just outside of Dayton where they do that every day, not just in parades!
And we'll let you keep Tractor Man - I'll bet he plows a wide spread with that John Deere!
LOL @ your comment re: sunscreen.
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