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cbonney: Mystic Knights of the Sea
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cbonney: Easy Riders
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cbonney: A Parade of Grandpas
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cbonney: Mashuga, a MaShriner?
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cbonney: Sing for Me, Mr. Camera Man
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cbonney: They're called Chanters. But there's less singing these days.
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cbonney: They came from all over the East Coast.
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cbonney: I could be wrong. But it sure looked like they were using the same hand signals used to represent the 5-tone scale in "Close Encounters...."
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cbonney: Shriners love their little cars
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cbonney: Studz
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cbonney: Walk like an Egyptian
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cbonney: A clown is a clown is a clown. But a smile is a gift.
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cbonney: Opportunist?
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cbonney: Clown Hooligans. They win you over with their smiles. Then they steal your trophy.
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cbonney: No matter how you look at it, some Shriner clowns are just more sad than funny.
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cbonney: Sydney, the sardonic clown?
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cbonney: You're never fully dressed without earrings.
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cbonney: Wouldn't think of missing the parade.
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cbonney: The big fez in the sky.
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cbonney: It just wouldn't be a Shriner parade without some guys in pointy shoes.
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cbonney: Bringing up the rear.
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cbonney: They're Back!
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cbonney: MASA 2009 032
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cbonney: MASA 2009 076
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cbonney: MASA 2009 020
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cbonney: SASA 2009 086
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cbonney: MASA 2009 005
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cbonney: MASA 2009 037
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cbonney: MASA 2009 043a
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cbonney: MASA 2009 043