I went to the parade this morning. It is quite a hodge-podge of local businesses and community groups. I didn't take pictures of everything, but thought I'd share a sample with you.
There was a lot more. The parade took about 45 minutes! I'll spare you the rest.
Happy Fourth of July, where ever you live!
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| Waiting for the parade to begin. I took a picture looking west since the rest are looking east. |
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| There were several different groups on horses. |
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| The Grand Marshall, because every parade needs one. |
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| This was by far the fanciest tractor in the parade this year. It is representing the local tractor company. |
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| Boy Scout Troop 307. My husband is the adult in the rear on the right. |
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| My son was in the back. You can see him here, last in line on the far side. His head is just to the right of the bear on the sign. I yelled for him but he wouldn't look at me. |
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| Alamosa County is 100 years old today. There were many signs and floats about this. I thought this one was the best of the bunch on that theme. |
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| This group of cheerleaders had great moves and a lot of spirit. |
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| One of our local ice cream trucks. Is there an ice cream truck where you live? |
Happy Fourth of July, where ever you live!
2 comments:
What good clean fun! We went to a local community picnic and fireworks last night - what a fabulous time we had - really felt that sense of community. I haven't seen (well, heard) the ice cream truck this year! Not many kids left on our street - everyone's grown up!
Looks very much like the parade we had in our little town!
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