Thursday Dec 01 2011
Twas the Day Before Thanksgiving Parade
By: Photos by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
The Shriner?s Keystone Cop Patrol entertain the parade viewers with their loud fake guns and comedy show down Taylor Road.
The Shriner?s Keystone Cop Patrol entertain the parade viewers with their loud fake guns and comedy show down Taylor Road.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
The Placer County Pageant Queens and Ambassadors rides in a giant sleigh during the 2011 Loomis Day Before Thanksgiving Parade. The Queens and Ambassadors all do charity work throughout the year.
The Placer County Pageant Queens and Ambassadors rides in a giant sleigh during the 2011 Loomis Day Before Thanksgiving Parade. The Queens and Ambassadors all do charity work throughout the year.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
Nine year Sean Guttenberg, of Loomis, sits tall on a horse during the Day Before Thanksgiving Parade.
Nine year Sean Guttenberg, of Loomis, sits tall on a horse during the Day Before Thanksgiving Parade.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
Loomis Cub Scouts Pack 815 helped kick off the 2011 Loomis Day Before Thanksgiving Parade with troop members of all ages.
Loomis Cub Scouts Pack 815 helped kick off the 2011 Loomis Day Before Thanksgiving Parade with troop members of all ages.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
The Royal Rangers Boys Club Of Loomis First Assembly of God kicks off the parade while marching with the American Flag.
The Royal Rangers Boys Club Of Loomis First Assembly of God kicks off the parade while marching with the American Flag.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
Kylee Ramesbottom and her mom Cigi Ramesbottom wait for the parade to start so they can cheer on their little brother during his premiere parade with the Boy Scouts of Loomis.
Kylee Ramesbottom and her mom Cigi Ramesbottom wait for the parade to start so they can cheer on their little brother during his premiere parade with the Boy Scouts of Loomis.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
Sister Mary Judith, Sister Mary Samuel and Sister Maria Fatima of Dominican Sisters of Mary, have a seat on Taylor Road to watch the 2011 Loomis Day Before Thanksgiving Parade with some of the littlest spectators.
Sister Mary Judith, Sister Mary Samuel and Sister Maria Fatima of Dominican Sisters of Mary, have a seat on Taylor Road to watch the 2011 Loomis Day Before Thanksgiving Parade with some of the littlest spectators.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
The Hope Lutheran School rolled down Taylor Road in their giant float filled with students from their school.
The Hope Lutheran School rolled down Taylor Road in their giant float filled with students from their school.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
Camelot Costumes in Loomis has participated in the Day Before Thanksgiving Parade wearing costumes of all kinds like these Pilgrim?s, Indian?s and turkeys.
Camelot Costumes in Loomis has participated in the Day Before Thanksgiving Parade wearing costumes of all kinds like these Pilgrim?s, Indian?s and turkeys.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
The Dance Gallery 2 of Roseville, danced their way down Taylor road with their award winning dancers.
The Dance Gallery 2 of Roseville, danced their way down Taylor road with their award winning dancers.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
The American Legion, John A. Stacker Post #775 representative drives a supped up Jeep in the parade.
The American Legion, John A. Stacker Post #775 representative drives a supped up Jeep in the parade.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
Abigal Chase, two, and her mom Desiree Chase, both of Loomis, is just amazed by all the action at the 2011 Loomis Day Before Thanksgiving Parade including all the horses.
Abigal Chase, two, and her mom Desiree Chase, both of Loomis, is just amazed by all the action at the 2011 Loomis Day Before Thanksgiving Parade including all the horses.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
The Texas Longhorn Experience of Loomis cows Jazzy and Dozer, in tow, amazed the parade viewers while being ridden by owner Kimberly Henson and friend Ann Ranlett.
The Texas Longhorn Experience of Loomis cows Jazzy and Dozer, in tow, amazed the parade viewers while being ridden by owner Kimberly Henson and friend Ann Ranlett.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
Brianna Peters is the Loomis First Assembly of God Girls Ministries Honor Star 2011. Peters completed 9 honors projects which helped her in being awarded the Honor Star.
Brianna Peters is the Loomis First Assembly of God Girls Ministries Honor Star 2011. Peters completed 9 honors projects which helped her in being awarded the Honor Star.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
Parade goers take it all in, waving to their favorite float. From left is Christian Santaella Eleven from Loomis, Ben Santaella, nine years old and in the middle from Loomis and Samantha Milhous, ten also from Loomis.
Parade goers take it all in, waving to their favorite float. From left is Christian Santaella Eleven from Loomis, Ben Santaella, nine years old and in the middle from Loomis and Samantha Milhous, ten also from Loomis.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
Tagus the dog gets a ride on top of a donkey with the Double C Mules and Donkeys during the 2011 Loomis Day Before Thanksgiving Parade.
Tagus the dog gets a ride on top of a donkey with the Double C Mules and Donkeys during the 2011 Loomis Day Before Thanksgiving Parade.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
Miguel Ucovich and his dog Chocolate entertain parade watchers as they play a game of fetch down Taylor Road.
Miguel Ucovich and his dog Chocolate entertain parade watchers as they play a game of fetch down Taylor Road.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
Ozzy, gets a ride in the Loomis Chamber of Commerce float, where they encourage people to shop local, down Taylor Road during the Day Before Thanksgiving Parade.
Ozzy, gets a ride in the Loomis Chamber of Commerce float, where they encourage people to shop local, down Taylor Road during the Day Before Thanksgiving Parade.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
The Big Horse Works Carriage Company gets parade attendees excited with their horse and carriage train in the parade.
The Big Horse Works Carriage Company gets parade attendees excited with their horse and carriage train in the parade.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
The Early Day Gas Engine and Tractor Association wowed the crowd at the 2011 Loomis Day Before Thanksgiving Parade with their restored tractors.
The Early Day Gas Engine and Tractor Association wowed the crowd at the 2011 Loomis Day Before Thanksgiving Parade with their restored tractors.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
The Early Day Gas Engine and Tractor Association wowed the crowd at the 2011 Loomis Day Before Thanksgiving Parade with their restored tractors.
The Early Day Gas Engine and Tractor Association wowed the crowd at the 2011 Loomis Day Before Thanksgiving Parade with their restored tractors.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
The Placer County Sheriff Hummer escorts two friendly animals, a pig and turkey, who feel people should eat less ham and turkey on Thanksgiving.
The Placer County Sheriff Hummer escorts two friendly animals, a pig and turkey, who feel people should eat less ham and turkey on Thanksgiving.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
The Loomis Fire Department rolled through town, with its lights and sirens blaring, in the 2011 Loomis Day Before Thanksgiving Parade.
The Loomis Fire Department rolled through town, with its lights and sirens blaring, in the 2011 Loomis Day Before Thanksgiving Parade.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
The Diamond family, from Granite Bay, is into the holiday spirit this year wearing the latest Christmas fashion. From left is Kim, eight-year-old Tim, Chris, and eleven-year- old Kristin.
The Diamond family, from Granite Bay, is into the holiday spirit this year wearing the latest Christmas fashion. From left is Kim, eight-year-old Tim, Chris, and eleven-year- old Kristin.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
The Shriner's Keystone Cop Patrol entertain the parade viewers with their loud fake guns and comedy show down Taylor Road.
The Shriner's Keystone Cop Patrol entertain the parade viewers with their loud fake guns and comedy show down Taylor Road.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Loomis News
The Guttenberg Ranch riders carried flags while riding in the parade on Wednesday. The Guttenberg Ranch is located in Loomis where they offer boarding and lessons.
The Guttenberg Ranch riders carried flags while riding in the parade on Wednesday. The Guttenberg Ranch is located in Loomis where they offer boarding and lessons.