Small mountain town 4th of July

[rginn]

Can't believe I actually got tonight off, so I went down and watched the parade. About 12,000 people in town today but maybe only 80% actually live here.

 

[bill_wabo]

Nice parade indeed. A day off is always welcome and looks you had a nice one!

 

[BigWaveDave]

Guy driving in the last pic is a Boss!

 

[rginn]

He does have a big ol grin on his face, don't he BWD?! Those ladies ain't from around here though; their legs were shaved.

 

[Old Dude]

He does have a big ol grin on his face, don't he BWD?! Those ladies ain't from around here though; their legs were shaved.

Haha...back in the mid to late 70's, a " group " of young people ( most people called 'em " those damned hippies " ) bought a property out in my home county in rural Kentucky. They lived in a communal fashion and shared everything ( yep, EVERYTHING ). They didn't eat meat and raised almost everything themselves. I guess they used soybeans to make soy milk and even made ice cream from it. They would come into town and to the grocery I worked at as a teenager in a horse drawn wagon. The one thing I remember most is the long dresses the women wore never quite hid their hairy legs. I can remember how that turned a normally horny boy's thoughts to wondering how good their pot was instead of how good the women were

 

[austin]

You are a lucky man...

 

[BosnMate]

Gotta love small town celebrations. Looks like lots of fun times.

 

[tamrock]

I was up in Breckenridge at a 4th of July parade one year. We ate at a Bubba Gump shrimp place I remember. May have been in the late 1990'd early 2000's. ?? The town was packed.