We were asked to be in San Bernardino's bicentennial parade because of Dad being a direct descendant of Charles C. Rich.
As you can see, it was sparsely attended! There were clusters of people along the route though.
This old guy behind me does a one man show of Porter Rockwell. He's kind of a lookalike. I guess that means he has to look like this all the time though!
We borrowed Gayle and Steve Birbeck's wedding outfits to wear. We were told to dress "western". However, everyone else was dressed in pioneer outfits! We still looked good though.
These were some of the handcarts the San Bernardino Stake had in the parade.
The wagon we were riding in.
This is one of the horses that pulled the wagon.
We were asked to be in San Bernardino's bicentennial parade because of Dad being a direct descendant of Charles C. Rich.
As you can see, it was sparsely attended! There were clusters of people along the route though.
This old guy behind me does a one man show of Porter Rockwell. He's kind of a lookalike. I guess that means he has to look like this all the time though!
We borrowed Gayle and Steve Birbeck's wedding outfits to wear. We were told to dress "western". However, everyone else was dressed in pioneer outfits! We still looked good though.
These were some of the handcarts the San Bernardino Stake had in the parade.
The wagon we were riding in.
This is one of the horses that pulled the wagon.
4 comments:
You guys look cute! Weren't you kind of hoping there wouldn't be very many people there?
Cute! That looks fun!
I was hoping not to see anyone I knew!
How fun! I guess it is good it was horse drawn wagons and not handcarts like it might have been in a Utah parade!
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