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Monday, November 10, 2008

Veterans Day : Car Displays

Downtown Orlando is a nice place to just hang out and just enjoy the scenery around the area. It is a very safe and cool place for family picnic because of the tall and old Oak Trees that surrounds the area. Last Saturday, Veterans Day Parade was held here and was hosted by the current Mayor Buddy Dyer and the Mayor’s Veterans Advisory Council . One of the Gasparilla Parade Floats car display of the Veterans
military trucks, these really are sooo many
Mayor Buddy Dyer's car
side view
front view...what a very nice car to own...hmmm
Toy Thunderbird car sitting on the real Thunderbird
looks really brand new...huh
This 2003 Thunderbird car is my favorite and that sums up my day in taking pictures on car displays. Enjoy!
Posted by amiable amy at 1:00 PM
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4 comments:

  1. Wow.. what a great vintage cars in there lovely Ams. You captured good shots, I think you will be a goof photographer.

    Im back here too, its 9 pm here in California.

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  3. cool cars...love vintage cars..love them more than the new ones..

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