Thursday, August 7, 2014

2014 HALL OF FAME PARADE

Wednesday, August 6 - Saturday, found Marsha and Angie attending the Hall of Fame Parade. This is actually one of the largest parades in the country. They enjoyed the morning. Paul and Rick stayed home to do a little “5th wheel job” which you'll read about in a future blog.

There were bands.
bands

Floats
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float

Horses
horses

Clowns
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Tons of balloons
football balloon

balloon

penguin balloon

Mascots
 GlenOak Eagele

tiger

Past Enshrinees
Mike Ditka

Gale Sayers chose to walk the route and interact with the fans.
Gale Sayers

2014 Enshrinees
Andre Reed
 Andre Reed

Michael Strahan
Michael Strahan

2014 Class
2014 football class

Marsha said it was the best Hall of Fame parade she has seen in awhile.

Saturday night was “off to the races” without leaving home. We had nine family and friends over to gather around the kitchen table and play the horse racing game that the gang made (Actually, we made 49 sets.) several years ago down in the Rio Grande Valley over the winter. That was a fun night enjoyed by all.

After church Sunday, Angie and Rick headed toward Chicago to spend several days with other “Winter Texan” friends. We had a nice visit and will seem them in October when we spend several weeks in Mission, TX.

Thanks for stopping by. Hope to see y’all back real soon. Have a great day!

10 comments:

  1. That was a great parade! I love parades...John, not so much. As matter of fact, he can't stand them:) I've never seen a parade with balloons except the big TV parades. Very cool! I do believe you had more fun than the guys:) Glad you had a nice visit with your friends.

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  2. Looks like a fun parade. Jim would have stayed home, too.

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  3. Did I read that right? The girls played, while the guys stayed home and worked. How fair is that?

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  4. I love parades but the last few didn't even have bands playing.

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  5. Looks like a wonderful parade glad you had a good time!

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  6. Parades are always fun, so glad it was a good one. I love the picture of the horses, they are absolutely beautiful!

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  7. Looks like a fun day, can't wait for a report on the 5er day.

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  8. We have enjoyed many a small-town parade in our travels. This one looked to be very fun.

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  9. Looks like a fantastic parade with many "big" name folks participating!!!! Sounds like "off to the races" was a fun event for all. :-)

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  10. I have not been to hometown parades in a very very long time. Its good to watch it from your view and comfort of my chair.

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