this is
just a snippet
of what our 'procession' looked like
this weekend
in brattleboro
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27 comments:
I like that "nemo", it's cute!
Léia :)
Love manifestations showing that peoples are not asleep. This one is againts chemical waste or something like that? Greetings from MC.
It seems to be a very militant parade!
Looks like Ft. Laud every day of the week.
Parades are great no matter what you call them.
Great shots. MB
brattcat, you prowled well; thanks for giving us a slice of a b-boro parade!
Small town parades... gotta love 'em! Ya, a lot different than on the French Riviera. hahahaha Yov've captured the feeling in these shots.
Small town parades... gotta love 'em! Ya, a lot different than on the French Riveria. hahahaha Yov've captured the feeling in these shots.
What a wonderful celebration of US!
I see yur blog is publishing comments. Mine aren't...
Am not sure what the problem is but suspect Blogger.
Great series on your parade. it is nice to see people reminding the world hate is not needed. I am enjoying your other photos also. the carole king and james taylor photos is superb. I am glad you are enjoying the Sedona photos on my website. I hope all is well.
It looks like a very involved community, with spirit.
This looks like a colorful parade!
Bravo, small towns! There is such flavor of small, ol' town parades. You've captured what it's all about in these shots.
Is this a tradition on the 4th of July?
You,guys take things seriously,and you are absolutely right!
Wow, what an energy this procession has! I can feel it from here.
A lovely slice of Americana.
We need more parades like these everywhere in the 'industrialized' country.
Great reportage!
I wish we had more banners like the first one in the world but that's just wishful thinking.
What a great series of photos! But, my dear friend, they raise a lot more questions than they answer. I'd love to know the background of each shot. So fascinating and colorful. Methinks Brattleborians know how to have a good time and put together one hell of a parade!
Great shots of your parade.
Sydney - City and Suburbs
Interesting political parade! I was expecting flags and sweets and stuff.
So what's the parade about - Fourth of July celebration? I've never seen the periodic table in a parade before. It's an idea I like a lot.
Full of colors and fantasy...
What a fascinating parade and so different! We have 'manifestations' like this in France - in Nice, for instance - although in Menton they are the more usual traditional parade celebrating a Feast day.
It's great to see youth with a social conscience. What an interesting parade.
Interesting!
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