Well, maybe not so "smalltown" judging by the size of the crowd....:)
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What is the definition of a small town? I live in one smaller than 100,000 and think of it as "small." :-)
ReplyDeletecute!
ReplyDeleteCute kids and that's quite a large crowd!
ReplyDeleteAdorable kids!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite small town parade memory is the first time we went to one after Jeffrey was a high school teacher. All his students squealed and hollered and threw candy. You would have thought we were royalty.
ReplyDeleteThat does look like a big crowd!
ReplyDeleteEstimated population is around 27,000. In 1990 our same town had only 2,600 people. It was a short parade route down main street packed with parents since nearly every school and club had a float. Really nice for the kids to be able to walk in a parade.
ReplyDelete'Small' towns always seem to provide big crowds for these type of events. You've got cute grandchildren, but I'll bet you already know that.
ReplyDeleteYes----that is 'smalltown'... They come out of the woodwork for parades like that in smalltown America!!!! Love it.
ReplyDeleteAdorable grandchildren... Thanks for sharing.
Betsy
Oh I love small town parades I loved the ones in the little village where I grew up and still never miss one. Great shots. B
ReplyDeleteI find the small town parades always have the best amount of candy thrown out to the crowds. :)
ReplyDeleteGood luck writing your Christmas letter!
xo Catherine
Hey Troutbirder,
ReplyDeleteI like your blog and I am now one of your followers. Keep up the good work!
There is a beautiful feel to small town festivals and fairs. We have one every September in my town called the Spoonbread Festival.
ReplyDeleteYou should visit! Great looking grands! :)
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