The A Gang: Wellsvilles Founders Day Parade

Sep 5, 2011

Wellsvilles Founders Day Parade

Avery and Ada were involved in another parade for their Youth 2000 group in school. They always love being on the float. I like that they throw the candy instead of bring bags of it home to rought their teeth. It was a good day for a parade, not hot. It is starting to cool down. Fall is on it's way!

1 comment:

Bart said...: We are glad your kids are involved in good causes. Keep it going.

Love you all and always,

Grandpa Bart; September 05, 2011

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