Yesterday after my museum shift, I just walked down to 19th Street and waited for the Veterans' Day Parade to begin. Our parade is known as the oldest and largest Veterans' Day Parade . A lot of great flag waving and cheering for our heroes past and present. Today a few of our heroes past. There will be more photos to come.
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13 comments:
What great pictures! I like the top one especially.
Wonderful photos!!! Ditto about the first one..classic! Sounds like a fun parade!
I liked your tribute to veterans. I especially liked the first picture.
I'll chime in with the others. That first picture has multiple generations and multiple wars represented. What an important image.
The mass of flags is breathtaking!
Mix of generations and communication is key on a Veterans Day.
Excellent! Love veteran's parades!
Love them. Great choices, tho I did love those marching feet
Those are some great looking Southern gents, Veteran's Day brings out the best in everyone.
I just love your closeups of the parade veterans.
Good job!
Aloha, Friend!
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j'aime les trois soldats ; malheureeusement on en déduit que la guerre traverse tous les ages
V, do you remember when we did not have the day off from school, but we might be allowed to leave early to attend the Veteran's Day Parade? My dad and older brother were always in it. It got to be such a big event involving school bands from all over the state...that somewhere along the way....the sate made it a full holiday. I wish Georgia would do the same.....{{{{sigh}}}}.
Top of my list when I retire: I will lay a wreath on my father' grave EVERY Veteran's Day.
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