Marching in 4th of July Parades
In Wenonah, the Hobos play a duet with the Bonsal Blues Band

Bruce getting ready for the Wenonah Parade.		Check, double check. Capturing the Wenonah attendance list.
Don't step on my blue suede jump suit.		You can't "Stop" this parade
Hap tells Sig "If you hold your arms out wide, you'll feel cooler."		Stars and Stripes sounded solid in Wenonah!
Sig and Jill are making their point known.		3 degrees of relaxation prior to the Pitman Parade Start.
Where did the band go?		Brian comes to parades to get a rest.
Here come the 60th Year Hobos!		Hobos on parade...
Look at that straight line!		No sax during the parade!
Keep the beat...		Here come the Bonsals
Bonsal's Color Guard		Marching through Wenonah...
Lori plays with the Hobos, but Marches with the Bonsals		So does Jack, sometimes!
Back come the Hobos. Hap holds 'em up.		No, Phil... look THIS way!
Bud adjusts his fedora.		Ahhhh, that's better!
Stars and Stripes Forever!		I can play louder than you guys... You have no horns!
A-one, and a-two...		We'll play this way...
Kelly!  Quit hiding behind your music!		You play that way.
Jane, Kelly and Aubrey... Kelly, are you hiding again?		Pete's got rhythm!
If pictures had sound... BOOM!		Rest easy, boys.

The Parades Move to Pitman

The Bonsal Blues lead the bands		The Hobo Banner announces their arrival...
Oops!  Hey, what's HE doing here?		Kelly - Look to your right!
"Original Hobos" John Pedicord and Ralph Miller		Ralph and John appreciating the band from the Jeep. Harold had his eyes on the road
Hap waits for the rest to catch up.		Okay, boys... let's play!!
Kelly and Jane march on by.		The Hobo's were still playing strong at the end of the Pitman Parade. It reached 90 degrees by noon.