Few shots of the morning.
Front row seats
Basset hound brigade
The band played patriotic songs. Each branch of the armed services were honored with it's own service song. For Steve "The Army Goes Rolling Along"
Adalyn and Genevieve looking from the inside of the Arts and Activities center. This center was the original Ashland Baptist church. Interesting history of it is found Here
My little camera hounds. Check out how Adalyn is holding that knee for her pose.
On our way back to the car after the parade I took a few shots of some the fine homes in Ashland
I almost forgot and had to come back to add my wreath to this post.
Happy Independence Day!
11 comments:
What a perfect 4th. Happy you had such a wonderful celebration.
Happy 4th, Betsy. The girls look so cute in the caps and knee posing! Sounds like you had a wonderful 4th. Just leaving to hit Jerry's favorite turkey sandwich at Jack's and then on to the new Home Goods for guess who? xxoJudy
Hi Betsy,
Love the parade and the wonderful, old homes!! I noticed the railroad tracks; I wish we still lived where we could hear the train every week. I still miss that sound after 22 years. :) Your grands are so cute and really growing up. I hope you all have a wonderful Fourth of July!!
Hugs,
Denise at Forest Manor
Sweet post!
Small town parades are the best.
Connie :)
Happy 4th... We had a great 'family' day today --and ate a lot of traditional food!!!!
Looks like you and the family had a great time!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
I love hometown parades, Betsy! Always charming and full of heart. Looks like the girls had a great time. I love Ashland--such a pretty town. Thanks for sharing your special celebration of Independence. ♥
Dearest Betsy,
That was fun for the little ones especially!
Great photos and also from the fine homes.
Happy ending of this 242nd Independence Day for you and yours!
Hugs,
Mariette
Hope you had a wonderful celebration. I loved seeing those old homes.
It looks like you had a wonderful 4th of July...those homes are gorgeous!
I'm glad you had a spectacular day!
Those bikes are amazing with the tiny wheel and huge wheel. HOW do they ride them??
I am following you too now. Nice to meet you, Betsy!
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