My 4th was spent in an historic small town. If you look at the sign below you will see that these people are straightforward and honest.
A pending storm made us think the pilots would have a daisychain to untangle rather than enjoy the fireworks...but not so. Tornado watch and yet no touchdown, storm and hail warnings and we were spared!
Did I mention it was a small town? The traditional parade included a jazzercise class among other things (i.e. a Caribbean Santa Clause). Only in America can you get so funky on a holiday.
So, can you guess where I was? (Stop on over at Room Without Walls to see the cutest little fruit gobbler ever.)
It never fails: Small town, big parade. Cuteness abounds. Flags are waved. And so on and so on. Really pumps me up.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a lot of fun, wherever it was. We once were in Tijuana, Mexico on the 5th of May and saw a similar parade. I don't thibk they had a Jazzercize class, though.....LOL
ReplyDeleteQuaint town and you know I just love fruit gobblers. :)
ReplyDeleteThat sign was too funny!
You were in my town -- Annapolis! It is a great place to live -- as well as to visit -- and I am so happy I moved here seven years ago. Glad you had fun. I'll admit I've never been to the July 4th parade, but I've watched the fireworks from the Academy grounds.
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