Posted by paul on May 21, 2020 at 20:20:41 from (66.60.223.229):
In Reply to: Shows/pulls posted by wjytexas on May 21, 2020 at 16:35:06:
We were in town and happened across the old car collector car parade.
The old car folk are bored too, they put together a parade they gather at a large abandoned Target parking lot, parade past the nursing homes in town, then past the nursing homes in the next town, and then in the third town over. These are towns of 14,000, 4,000, and 2,000 or so population. Small town stuff.
They have worked with the local authorities and emphasized the helping entertain the old folks and they try to not make it a close knit gathering, I think the sign in parking lot area might get a little close maybe, but otherwise they are just cruising in their cars down the street or highway.
It was something to see, was about 100 cars must have went by. They all looked happy, we got to see something.
Better than nothing.
Not sure the governor would approve, but the local folk seem happy with how it’s going. Think this was their 2nd or third run this spring.
Don’t know if a tractor parade could be organized. One would need to be with the local authorities from the start, and really practice and preach the distance thing to everyone or I would bet it would get shut down pretty quick.
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