 U.S. Rep. Nick J. Rahall D-WV rode in a buggy driven by Summers County librarian Myra Ziegler. Rahall was the parade marshal. |
 Military units take pride of place in any West Virginia parade |
 There were no full scale bands taking part in the parade. This drum unit preceded Rahall's buggy. |
 Rahall says hello to HNN Editor Dave Kinchen |
 State legislators got a wagon of their own |
 My favorite Hinton fire engine--it's almost as old as I am! Plus, it's a convertible (minus folding top). |
 Nicely restored Model-A Ford pickup |
 VW microbus of the 1950s, early 60s era |
 Old and classic cars were a major part of the parade on the main road (Route 3) going through Talcott, WV |
 Often seen in parades is this Beverly Hillbillies rig--from Talcott |
 Playing to dust bowl stereotypes.... |
 Miss Fireworks in a nice Corvette Stingray |