A Slice of America
July 4, 2009 | Harrisburg, North Carolina | Vetting explained
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It's a tradition as old as this country and one that is still fun for everyone. From getting the best seat with the most shade, to watching your friends, neighbors and kids perform. The parade has it all. Cheerleaders, bands, veterans, and political figures.
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