Village Halloween Parade 2004
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This was my favorite homemade costume. It recycles, has robo sounds and music. And he was doing agile robo dance moves, pretty amazing in such a bulky costume. It looks like he can only see straight ahead, and I don't see any way for him to see his feet, but he did appear to have friends accompanying him, carting the music, I guess they helped keep him from tripping. |
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"Powered by clean, safe nuclear
energy.
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| These puppets have seen many parades. I didn't see any really spectacular large puppets this year. |
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The temperature hovered around 70 degrees,
ideal weather for the parade.
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Bikes make good parade horses. Speaking
of which, I didn't smell or see any of this,
this year.
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| Another interesting homemade costume, it looks a bit uncomfortable for the puppeteer. She needs to bend over and use arm extensions for the front legs of the dog. I wish I'd seen it in action, I shot this before the parade started. I wonder if she still had such a winning smile by the time she made it to 22nd Street. |
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The drummers and marching bands are
vital to the parade, helping keep the energy level high.
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I first remember seeing this band in
2001.
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More Drummers. |
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Parade marshall carrying a giant fork.
It probably a desert fork, this year's theme "Sweets"
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A golden woman.
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Frankenstein, Draculette, and a big
green head.
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People and Costumes 2004 - Page 2
Politics in the 2004 Halloween Parade
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