I love a parade. On Saturday, our volunteer fire department celebrated 125 years of fire, smoke and pancake breakfasts. We watched as dozens of fire trucks from J-ville and the surrounding area, wended their way through crowd-lined Main Street. Antique cars came next which seemed to be a bigger hit than the trucks. My favorite was the Infantry Regiment carrying muskets and wearing clothes of the period.
 |
Why does this '50's antique look better than me? |
 |
Retired and in good shape |
 |
When Johnny comes marching home |
|
|
|
|
The Shriners drove through in an old jalopy followed by a number of brothers on small motorized vehicles. One Shriner went rogue and crashed into the garden at the beginning of Main Street nearly slamming into 2 boys who jumped out of the way. Do Shriners drink?
 |
Shriners and their cool hats |
 |
Shriner does it his way |
No comments:
Post a Comment