Apple Blossom Festival children's parade is all about family, kids
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Two peas in a pod, Seraphina and Dante Carbonaro, and their brother Russell, the Jolly Green Giant
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Wendy Elliott -
Bertha de Molitor and her children - Suyani, five, and Bradley, two - dressed in traditional Peruvian costumes for the children’s parade. The family came from Shelburne to participate May 29.
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Wendy Elliott -
Brandon Hill, aka Farmer Jim Bob, brought a wealth of produce in his wheelbarrow to the festival’s children’s parade May 29. Brandon lives on White Rock Mt.
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Wendy Elliott -
Neighbours and friends from West Main St. in Kentville dressed up to represent the many nations Nova Scotia ships apples to for last Saturday’s parade.
photo by
Wendy Elliott
Two peas in a pod, Seraphina and Dante Carbonaro, and their brother Russell, the Jolly Green Giant
photo by
Bertha de Molitor and her children - Suyani, five, and Bradley, two - dressed in traditional Peruvian costumes for the children’s parade. The family came from Shelburne to participate May 29.
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Brandon Hill, aka Farmer Jim Bob, brought a wealth of produce in his wheelbarrow to the festival’s children’s parade May 29. Brandon lives on White Rock Mt.
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Neighbours and friends from West Main St. in Kentville dressed up to represent the many nations Nova Scotia ships apples to for last Saturday’s parade.
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