Camp Ground Observes Nation's Independence With Kids Parade
Readying positions for the 26th annual Camp Ground children's parade.
Readying positions for the 26th annual Camp Ground children's parade.
Kids Parade is Island tradition.
Kids Parade is Island tradition.
Dad's shoulders provide the best view.
Dad's shoulders provide the best view.
And they're off!
And they're off!
Sea od red, white and blue paraded through the Camp Ground.
Sea od red, white and blue paraded through the Camp Ground.
Bikers join in.
Bikers join in.
Waves for the holiday.
Waves for the holiday.
Piggy back parade.
Piggy back parade.
Radio Flyer for two.
Radio Flyer for two.
View from inside the Tabernacle.
View from inside the Tabernacle.
Parade rounds Trinity Circle in the Camp Ground.
Parade rounds Trinity Circle in the Camp Ground.
Brigade of scooters join the celebration.
Brigade of scooters join the celebration.
Morning rain provided puddle reflections.
Morning rain provided puddle reflections.
Family fun is first and foremost at the Kids Parade.
Family fun is first and foremost at the Kids Parade.
Well-deserved frozen treat after parading.
Well-deserved frozen treat after parading.
Ice cream and Fourth of July just go together.
Ice cream and Fourth of July just go together.
Canine patriotism.
Canine patriotism.
If it rains, splashing in puddles is part of the fun.
If it rains, splashing in puddles is part of the fun.
Happy Fourth of July!
Happy Fourth of July!
It was all about the children in the Camp Ground's Kids Parade . . . also those young at heart, and the four legged variety too. Marchers stepped off at 9:45 a.m. beginning official Island Fourth of July festivities and the sea of red, white and blue adorned participants, bikes and wagons weaved through the colorful gingerbread cottages.