Hope you had a happy and safe independence day--I did!
I went to the parade my community has held every year since 1974; there were 76 entries this year!
The weather was great and we had a great time waving to everyone who passed by. Everyone loves a parade!
It certainly makes me proud of our country and the many freedoms we enjoy....I thought I'd share a few photos to give you a small taste of this wonderful parade. Enjoy!
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| Independence Day Parade |
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| The parade begins with the color guard and the grand marshall leading the way |
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| Land of the free and home of the brave |
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| The Grand Marshal Sue Norris, one of the founders of the parade in 1974 |
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| Our neighborhood was represented.... |
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| .....and entertained the crowd |
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| Our neighborhood swim team participated--that's my daughter with the sign |
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| there she goes |
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| and the rest of the team close behind |
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| and there they go! |
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| a local church-affliated private school |
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| a local fitness company--they pulled the truck along the parade route!!! |
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| just one of many floats |
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| another float |
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| lots of bikes--even tall ones! |
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| High school marching band |
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| they did a great job! |
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| a local nursery's float |
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| Politicians galore! |
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| party wagon! |
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| patriotic float |
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| more politicians! |
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| vintage cars |
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| unicycles |
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| street rods |
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| local church entertaining the crowd (just one of several churches in the parade) |
A patriotic card I made with Stampin Up's Work of Art stamps, star punch, and their first photopolymer set, Designer Typeset....
God Bless America!
Terri
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