Horses, cars, trucks, oh my!
Gold Hill hosted their annual 4th of July parade once again. Before the parade rolled out, people were stopping at the elementary school and the Gold Hill Store
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Horses, cars, trucks, oh my!
Gold Hill hosted their annual 4th of July parade once again. Before the parade rolled out, people were stopping at the elementary school and the Gold Hill Store for pancakes, hotdogs, burgers, and even vegan quesadillas!
Once the parade began, the donation boot led fire trucks, show cars, the new chair, and even a parade of horses through the streets of Gold Hill. They went around twice whilst spraying people with water guns and throwing candy to the onlookers.
A good number of people participated in the parade and many people came to see the parade. Traditions only stay if people are there to celebrate them. Many people came to Gold Hill to celebrate the 4th of July and they had a great time.
