Memorial Day Parade 2020

It is 9 o'clock in the morning on Memorial Day and I am getting the truck ready for the parade.







Jeffery came over and put up the Marine Corps and Navy Flags. 

Frank got the Lawn Mower out for Tina.
Jeffrey put flags on Linda's and Di's bikes.


Phil is getting his Bobcat ready.

Deb and Mike are in Deb's Car.
Mike is on his Motorcycle.
Frank is on his Motorcycle.



Lisa is on her Moped.




We did 3 laps around the developments hooking our horns and having a good time.  On the last lap someone on a four wheeler joined in.  There was nothing but positive response from the development.  It seemed with each lap more people came out to watch and video tape the parade. 

Pretty sure we all know what we are doing now for the 4th of July - Time to send out some post cards to the development to join in as we pass by their house.
Location: Fort Edward, NY 12828, USA

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