Tonight, I'll be getting my costume ready for tomorrow. Tomorrow is the Gasparilla Pirate Invasion. Gasparilla is a Tampa tradition since 1904. Last week was the
Children's parade and tomorrow is the "main event." The city will be invaded by a flotilla of pirates in the morning, and then the parade of pirates in the afternoon, followed by a street festival downtown.
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This is my town nananananana♪
(Montgomery Gentry)
My Aloha Friday question of the week is:
What tradition does your city/town have?
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An Island Life, or join in with your own.
Our town has no traditions - the one draw-back to living in such a small town! Have FUN tomorrow! :)
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Sounds like a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteUm, I don't know..I have honestly never paid attention
ReplyDeleteThe town we live close by (we live in the extreme boondocks) has a parade for Everything. And I do mean Everything.
ReplyDeleteHave fun! It sounds like a blast.
Santa comes to town on a firetruck and drives around the neighborhoods before Christmas.
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we live in a very small city and i have not heard any traditional events yet. it would have been nice if there actually is ...
ReplyDeleteNone that are not national that I know of, your pirate day sounds so fun for the kids!
ReplyDeleteMy town has Fiesta for a week every August!
ReplyDeleteI"m not sure but I know they have an annual parade and also a music festival!
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That sounds like so much fun. I know my friend is going to it and I can not wait to see her photos. I can not think of anything that big that is done around here.
ReplyDeleteWe have a few. The most well known is the 4th of July party.
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ReplyDeletewe have a carnival with a parade in Summer, but thats all I can think of!
ReplyDeleteToo funny. My mom was watching it on TV and giving me a play by play of the parade. I don't think it was quite like being there...
ReplyDeleteSounds like fun. I'm a new reader!
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