Small Town, Lots of Spirit: Aquinnah Celebrates With Children's Parade
Lily Trimmer, 13, of Aquinnah and Greenwich, Conn., applies paint to the face of Ruby Schiller, 14, of Aquinnah and Cambridge.
Lily Trimmer, 13, of Aquinnah and Greenwich, Conn., applies paint to the face of Ruby Schiller, 14, of Aquinnah and Cambridge.
Buddy Vanderhoop was the 2014 parade grand marshal.
Buddy Vanderhoop was the 2014 parade grand marshal.
Parade was delayed by a day because of Hurricane Arthur, but spirits were undimmed.
Parade was delayed by a day because of Hurricane Arthur, but spirits were undimmed.
Effort to save the Gay Head Light represented at parade.
Effort to save the Gay Head Light represented at parade.
Parade made its way down Old South Road.
Parade made its way down Old South Road.
Patriotism was abundant at the 11th annual parade.
Patriotism was abundant at the 11th annual parade.
The Island's smallest town started off the Island's belated Fourth of July festivities with the 11th annual Old South Road Children's Parade.
The festivities began with face painting. The parade started at 11 a.m., led by this year's grand marshal Buddy Vanderhoop. People all ages marched or rode along Old South Road.