Veterans parade Albany Oregon

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This was probably my favorite part of the parade was the cars, they all came as a group and did some small burn outs the children loved the hot wheels. 


Santa and Mrs. Clause who was very exited to be here. 




The firemen and women who handed out candy.





 

Love love loved the cheerleaders they had them from every school and group in the area. 


These were the youngest cheerleaders, they were so happy to see the camera and hear that it might be in the paper. 




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