And.... Eric is now famous for his big furry hat and jacket.
Morning News took this
picture of Eric as we
waited for the parade
to start.
The sun eventually crested the tall trees east of Abercorn Street and things heated up. America's second largest St. Patrick's Day Parade starts now.....
The parade started at 10:15 am
Fairfield Gaelic Pipe Band
provides the first music of
the morning.
of State represents the
Emerald Isle in Savannah.
Oglethorpe Charter School
Titan Band from Savannah
Savannah steps off....
The Dwaine & Cynthia Willett
Children's Hospital of
Savannah float
17 Hundred 90 Restaurant
sent a beautifully decorated
antique car to the parade.
Ronald McDonald waves
to the crowd.
Eric twirls his green
beads for me.
A woman dressed to honor
Clydesdales pull the Wells
Fargo Stagecoach.
Coca-Cola sent a float
to the parade.
Here comes another
Color Guard.
Army Rangers march by.
The Vietnam Veterans' float
Shriners on motorcycles
How does that little
Leprechaun carry a
full grown man?
Church's float
Bulldogs from Savannah
The Georgia State Patrol
marches
Hillbillies brought their
Out House to the
parade.
The Savannah Morning
News float
Mini Dune-Buggies!
The Mini Dune Buggy
Tow Truck
Georgia Southern
University
Their mascot, Gus the Eagle,
waves at the crowd.
They brought a live Eagle
with them...
Uniquely costumed
marchers...
... are accompanied by
Caribbean music on
The Original Crab Shack
float.
The Tybee Queen sails by.
Motorized Big Wheels
on parade.
A Higgins Boat transports the
Marching Knights from
Savannah
Foundation's float promotes
The US Coast Guard
represents
Baton Twirlers march by.
Eric is pleased to see the
group is made up of adults.
float
The Keystone Kops brought
their Paddy Wagon.
A Flamingo escorts Two Women
& a Warehouse's float
Eric & I wave at Skidaway
Island State Park Rangers.
Pipes & Drums Band from
Long Island, New York.
Today is a great day for the Irish and Savannah's St. Patrick's Day Parade honors its Saint well.
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