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| My favorite: She was with the Corvettes. |
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| A pretty Viking. |
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| Madame Butterfly |
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| Happy clown. |
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| Young Viking |
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| Scotsman and his rose |
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| Another Viking lovely |
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| Not sure what the costume is |
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| Post-apocolypse? |
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| War paint |
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| Viking maiden: Charisse the Gorgeous |
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| Kids on the Viking ship |
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| My buddy Jeff Rigdon |
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| A little help from Mom |
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| Little drummer girl |
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| Oops. How'd that get in here? |
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| Boomer! |
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| EASY Maaaaaaama! |
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| Ladies of the South |
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| Hoot, man. Toot, man. |
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| Pearlie Mae Fu and her Star City glasses |
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| Rollergirl Katie Jones: Nice hat, ma'am |
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| The princess |
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| Little kid, big hat |
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| Drum batons |
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| Sam Rasoul's little beauty |
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| Highty Tighty Ho-Ho-Ho |
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| Hair today |
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| Bruce and Steph on the judges' stand |
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| Smile! |
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| Go Rams! |
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| Mama cut it |
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| She cut mine, too. Busy lady |
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| Mascotpaloosa! |
Roanoke has more good parades than any city I've ever lived in and the St. Patrick's Day Parade (which my granddaughter says is hers because it's her birthday) is the best of them. The parade went on for more than an hour with 250 vehicles and 2,500 people today, as the streets were lined in downtown Roanoke with many, many thousands of people who seemed to have a pretty good time.
You can see the happiness on the faces of both the participants and the spectators here.
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