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66th Annual Wallingford Family Parade & Festival in Photos

jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren July 13, 2015 6 Comments

Juliet holds up a Route 66 parade theme sign, part of the Boys & Girls Club of Wallingford group.
Juliet holds up a Route 66 parade theme sign, part of the Boys & Girls Club of Wallingford group
Crowds watch the parade along 45th.
Crowds watch the parade along 45th
The Dodge family enjoys the parade alongside the street.
The Dodge family enjoys the parade alongside the street

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Seven year old Christopher busts apart a piece of wood during a taekwondo presentation by Jae Hun Kim Taekwon-Do Institute.
Seven year old Christopher busts apart a piece of wood during a taekwondo presentation by Jae Hun Kim Taekwon-Do Institute

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A participant blows bubbles during the parade.
A participant blows bubbles during the parade
Daijon, a drummer with Dolls & Gents, gets a much-need drink of water to cool down.
Daijon, a drummer with Dolls & Gents, gets a much-need drink of water to cool down
The Dolls & Gents Drill Team performs.
The Dolls & Gents Drill Team performs
Representing Murphy's Bar, a participant waves an Irish Flag.
Representing Murphy’s Bar, a participant waves an Irish Flag
With a spring in his step, a drum major leads his band, Kennedy Catholic.
With a spring in his step, a drum major leads his band, Kennedy Catholic
A drill team performer with Kennedy Catholic High School performs.
A drill team performer with Kennedy Catholic High School performs
Crowds gather along N 45th & Wallingford Ave N.
Crowds gather along N 45th & Wallingford Ave N
A SeaFair clown poses for a photo.
A SeaFair clown poses for a photo
Suprised by a loud truck horn, a girl snaps to attention on the parade route.
Surprised by a loud truck horn, a girl snaps to attention on the parade route
Molly Moon's mobile ice cream bicycle rides the route.
Molly Moon’s mobile ice cream bicycle rides the route
The Grand Marshall, Bedrooms and More, ride the route in a giant moving bed.
The Grand Marshall, Bedrooms and More, ride the route in a giant moving bed
Trombonists from the Kennedy High School Marching Band perform.
Trombonists from the Kennedy High School Marching Band perform
The driver of a vintage car fixes her hair during a break in the parade.
The driver of a vintage car fixes her hair during a break in the parade
Parents and kids wait patiently for candy handouts along the parade route.
Parents and kids wait patiently for candy handouts along the parade route
A SeaFair clown slaps a sticker on a Boy Scout.
A Seafair clown slaps a sticker on a Boy Scout
Anna, 4, rides a scooter.
Anna, 4, rides a scooter
Members of a drill team perform for the crowd.
Members of a drill team perform for the crowd
A sugary transaction takes place between a Boy Scout and a little girl along the parade route.
A sugary transaction takes place between a Boy Scout and a little girl along the parade route

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6 Comments

  1. LHW
    July 13, 2015 at 8:17 am

    Amazing photos! Thank you!!!

  2. Toni Long
    July 13, 2015 at 9:28 am

    Ditto amazing photos! Thanks a bunch!

  3. GCP
    July 13, 2015 at 10:05 am

    That’s my daughter, Juliet! She’ll be happy to see this! Thanks!

  4. Anne Kelly
    July 13, 2015 at 12:04 pm

    Hello;

    I am the “lady” in the vintage car, my name is Anne Kelly and I am the director of one of our local preschool and childcare centers. The parade was so much fun! Thank you for sharing the photo’s.

    Kind regards,

  5. Nancy Treder
    July 13, 2015 at 12:24 pm

    Awesome coverage! This is exactly why I love lining in Wallingford. Small town lifestyle with big city amenities.
    Thanks so much!

  6. Judy
    July 13, 2015 at 12:25 pm

    Great pix! If we want more festival, we need to get in there and volunteer. The Wallingford Community Senior Center, which offers many classes, events of interest to all ages, has been taking a key role in this event. Funding cuts reduced capacity, but there are lots of us out here!

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