Thanksgiving Parade
Plymouth annually has a Thanksgiving celebration the Saturday before Thanksgiving.
Our good friends, the Thain family, who have temporarily moved to Plymouth, asked us to join them and friends in marching next to the Mayflower float. The Thain family are from Hawaii. They have an amazing story of how they moved to Plymouth- more on that in a later post!
Gathering at the Thains' home before the parade (picture courtesy of Mr Scott Brown)
Amy waving to the crowds (Picture courtesy of Mr. Brown)
Jennifer, Mina Thain and Susan
It was estimated that 170,000 people came for the parade
The Ben Franklin Float (picture courtesy of Mr. Brown)
Pilgrims watching the Red Coats (Picture courtesy of Mr. Brown)
Everyone made it through the parade along with float, in one piece! (Picture courtesy of Mr. Brown)
In line for the Food Festival
John, Mom and Mrs. Malia Thain, enjoying the end of a busy day (courtesy of Mr. Brown)
Our good friends, the Thain family, who have temporarily moved to Plymouth, asked us to join them and friends in marching next to the Mayflower float. The Thain family are from Hawaii. They have an amazing story of how they moved to Plymouth- more on that in a later post!
Gathering at the Thains' home before the parade (picture courtesy of Mr Scott Brown)
Amy waving to the crowds (Picture courtesy of Mr. Brown)
Jennifer, Mina Thain and Susan
It was estimated that 170,000 people came for the parade
The Ben Franklin Float (picture courtesy of Mr. Brown)
Pilgrims watching the Red Coats (Picture courtesy of Mr. Brown)
Everyone made it through the parade along with float, in one piece! (Picture courtesy of Mr. Brown)
In line for the Food Festival
John, Mom and Mrs. Malia Thain, enjoying the end of a busy day (courtesy of Mr. Brown)
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1 Comments:
Thank you for sharing the photos of the parade! We missed that, but it sounded like it was a special event.
It was a blessing to meet your family at the tour.
-Bryce
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