I love a parade !
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Rich P. Bingham
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I love a parade !
The Ford dealer went all out and even hired a brass band ! I find it curious that a newer car is powering the float. Maybe a lot of '14 cars yet in inventory ?
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Re: I love a parade !
Sparse turnout. Looks like the driver had to shift his driving stance to allow for the slide trombone!
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Allan
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Re: I love a parade !
That slide trombone in the driver's ear reminded me of a Christmas Parade I once attended. At the very last minute , just as we got under way, i was asked if I could carry a musician in the back seat. No worries. I was startled out of my wits when this dreadlul squeak emanated from the rear. My first thought was an embarrassing breakdown, but then the piper found his wind!
Allan from down under.
Allan from down under.