There was a pretty good crowd for a Monday morning parade.
The local Drill Teams were well represented.
Plenty of unique individuals sporting the red, white, and blue.
My sister-in-law co-hosted the local broadcast of the parade for the City Channel.
And finally, the kids made it down to us.
Make sure you check out all the other participants in the Photo Challenge at the a 'lilhoohaa. And make plans to join in next month.
11 comments:
Where do you live? We would need to march in winter coats her, in the UK. Great, colourful photos!
fabulous shots, they made me feel happy ... i just love a great parade ...
I absolutely love these candid shots... they are PERFECT. The colors on your photos are really crisp and eye catching. I especially love the news people!
A parade!!! What a great opportunity to capture people shots! Love the colors and the uplifting attitudes.
I love the shots of the parade and life happening around you. Especially loved the picture of the old gal in the hat. Great colors!
You captured the small town feel with all of your shots very well. The entire set could just as easily be mistaken for a 4th of July parade.
Singing "I love a parade ..." thank you for sharing Mike!
Thanks for sharing your parade with all of us. I haven't been to a parade in years, but all those bright colours and smiles make me want to attend a Santa Claus parade.
Nice sunny pics. Parades are always a good way to get people together. We had a pretty good turnout for the Santa Claus parade, even with sub-zero temps.
Thanks for the kind words. Here in Texas, we have already had 3 winters and 2 summers. We usually skip silly things like spring and autumn. It's supposed to be back in the 70's today.
I like the photos, Mike. The colors are so vibrant! And parades are a great way to find people, that's for sure!
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