Scenes from the annual Fair Parade
The 76th annual Plumas Sierra County Fair Parade made its way down Main Street on Saturday, July 29, with an enthusiastic crowd in attendance. With the theme of Stars, Stripes and Summer Nights, many of the entries featured a red, white and blue theme. The fun continues at the fair through this Sunday.
Quincy Fire Chief Frank Carey drives a vintage fire truck down the parade route. Photo by Debra Moore
Nikki Hall sees the parade route from a different vantage point as Quircus moves down the parade route.
Parade Grand Marshal Chesley Pence is driven down the parade route. Photo by Debra Moore
Christina Vickrey rides atop the Sheriff’s Office MRAP vehicle (Mine Resistant Ambush Protected) tactical vehicle. Photo by Debra Moore
Sparky is always popular as he rides down Main Street waving to the children. Photo by Debra Moore
Children from the West Family of Quincy scramble for candy — most of the entries threw treats to the kids. Photo by Debra Moore
Parade goers lined up and down Main Street including in front of the courthouse. Photo by Debra Moore
Darren Beatty, a member of the Quincy High School Class of 2003, waves to the crowd as he and his classmates celebrate their 20 year reunion. Photo by Debra Moore
Feather River College is represented in the parade by the athletes who have already arrived in town to begin practicing for their sports. Photo by Debra Moore
From left: Bob, Abby and Averil Kimble enjoy the fair parade. Photo by Debra Moore
The annual fair parade is sponsored and organized by the Quincy Chamber of Commerce. From left: Chamber Director Cheryl Kolb, her dad John Kolb and husband Matthew Haesche. Photo by Debra Moore
Thanks for the great pictures!!!!