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A day to remember By Maky Ann Kuhn Kupimhuunuck Nt»w« Staff Writer The frigid, windy air on Sunday. Dec. ? did nothing to quell the Christmas spirit its some 200 persons, not to mention an array of animals, marched in the fourth annual Christmas parade through Little Washington. The parade is sponsored by the Washington Hospitality , and Visitors Association. i Visitors, townsfolk and residents in this county gave their f support m they lined the streets, standing in the wind on a dear, sunny day. cheering each group that passed before them. NBC4 weathercaster Bob Ryan led the parade as grand marshal followed by Washington Mayor and Mrs. t&ugene Leggett and members of the Washington Town Council, the RCHS band. Wakefield Country Day School Boat, horses of all shapes and sizes, "Desperate Horsewives,” scouts, bagpipers, [ therapy dugs, llamas, camels and even a chicken, Also in the parade were the actors and actresses in the "Kings Play.” antique cars and tractors, the Inn at Little Washington's Soap Box Derby entry, and last but not least Santa riding a tire truck. The Artisans Market. Blue Ridge Chorale, a magic show for children of ail ages, yummy food throughout the town and > of course. Santa, rounded out the day. As Denise C handler, parade director said. "It was a fantastic day in Rappahannock County.”
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