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Sanford FL Monday May 29 2017: Memorial Day Parade & Pizza
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Sanford FL Monday May 29 2017: Memorial Day Parade & Pizza
We had 9 vehicles. Thank y'all for coming out to the parade. We have a great group.
I wish the parade route would've been longer. Still a lot of fun. The City of Sanford appreciates our participation.
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We had 9 vehicles. Thank y'all for coming out to the parade. We have a great group.
I wish the parade route would've been longer. Still a lot of fun. The City of Sanford appreciates our participation.
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I had a great time as always,it was great to see everyone!
The pizza and service at the Riverwalk Pizza was good!
And the excuse to get all the spiderwebs of the tractor!
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The pizza and service at the Riverwalk Pizza was good!
And the excuse to get all the spiderwebs of the tractor!
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That sidecar looks like it was built to be "sea"-worthy (+/-).
Anybody know if there's a story behind that?
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Some of the pictures are duplicates. Sorry about that.
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The motorcycle wasn't part of our entry into the parade. I had to get a couple pictures of it and share them here. 
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good job to all
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Here is my only pic, right before my son-in-law fell because my ladder sled out from under him getting in the truck. I checked the ladder first, when up and down it. Sorry i missed the panel truck, was going to get some more pic's.
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He's okay, right, nothing serious?!
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The EMT's took his vitals and checked him out, he is good
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He walked away with a couple scratches on his arm from what I saw. He was alert and aware the whole time. It could've been MUCH worse.
I've participated in and coordinated MV events for the last 13 years. That was the first time I have ever had EMS respond to my display/lineup at any of the events that I've managed and attended. I hope it was also the last.
I've participated in and coordinated MV events for the last 13 years. That was the first time I have ever had EMS respond to my display/lineup at any of the events that I've managed and attended. I hope it was also the last.
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It's the darndest thing, I made a career out of construction project management and ALL the safety instruction taught that the number one source of injury in the industry was:
- Falls. A simple fall.
- And not from great heights (funny, because that's another story, in relation to iron workers). But statistically from a height of three feet or less.
Depending on how you land, and what part of you hits first, you can do yourself harm big time from that seemingly insignificant height.
- Falls. A simple fall.
- And not from great heights (funny, because that's another story, in relation to iron workers). But statistically from a height of three feet or less.
Depending on how you land, and what part of you hits first, you can do yourself harm big time from that seemingly insignificant height.