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Album: Rodeo 2010 Parade
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It was a glorious day in Fortuna, and according to the Times-Standard newspaper, "Fortuna's Main Street was filled with the sounds of sirens, rumbling tractors, marching bands and clopping hooves Saturday during the annual Rodeo Parade, believed by some to be the best parade north of Pasadena. Under a cloudless sky, the parade seemed to have a little something for everyone, as antique cars, mounted patrols, floats, bands and even a pack-line of mules made their way up Main Street. Kids scrambled in the street to pick up candy tossed by passing paraders, as adults soaked up the early afternoon sun while sitting on lawn chairs and bleachers as they watched the parade go by."
We couldn't say it any better!
131 files, last one added on Jul 18, 2010 Album viewed 149 times
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