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Historic Gold Hill Independence Day
Pride in the paradeEnding the parade in full color, the Colorado Mountain Ranch supported LGBTQ+ pride.
Photo by Jessica LaFone
Sun and barbecueFollowing a cool, cloudy morning, the sun prevailed. The General Store provided a barbecue with delicious hamburgers, brats, and hotdogs.
Photo by Jessica LaFone
Colorado StrongNot only did this float bear Independence Day banners, but also had the Colorado flag.
Photo by Jessica LaFone
Two wheel communityGold Hill has become a frequent stop for cyclists and they appeared in abundance for the festivities and to gather at their favorite hang-out, The General Store.
Photo by Jessica LaFone
Fire fighter strongFire fighters had multiple trucks and vehicles to enhance the parade, spraying candy instead of water.
Photo by Jessica LaFone
Golden delightMany locals decorated their house for the holiday, but this one stood out with two golden mannequins adorned in red, white, and blue.
Photo by Jessica LaFone
Heri! Heri!The king and queen presided over the parade with waves and cheering.
Photo by Jessica LaFone
Double the FunTwo young ladies were full of smiles and festive personalities.
Photo by Jessica LaFone
Pancakes and companyThe crowd enjoyed good company and a pancake breakfast while waiting for the parade to begin.
Photo by Jessica LaFone
Vintage styleThe historic truck was the perfect addition to the parade celebration.
