2004 Rose Parade float by Longaberger. We won the President's Award
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Dec. 26th - The tent where most of Fiesta Floats floats are finished.
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2004 Rose Parade float by Longaberger. We won the President's Award |
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| The styrofoam model of the float | All floats have styrofoam models. This is the model for the ESGR float. | Dec. 26th - The tent where most of Fiesta Floats floats are finished. |
Dec. 26th - The float in its early stages | |
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| Dec. 28th - Detailed work on the goose beaks. | |
Dec. 30th - The finished geese heads | Dec. 29th - Malaleuca bark being glued on the swing. | |
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| Dec. 30th - Lots of scaffolding | Flag work | Dec. 29th - Misc. work | Dec. 29th - Fresh greenery is starting to be put on. | |
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| A few of the dozens of Longaberger volunteers. A great group! | Dec. 29th - More greenery | Dec. 30th - a completed dog. Covered in pampas grass. | Dec. 30th - The completed flag. | |
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| Dec. 31st - Joy standing next to the finished float just after judging. | Dec. 31st - Showing off my fantastic bridge work. | Dec. 31st - The float ready for final judging. | During judging. | |
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| Joy next to the chipmunk on the Rain Bird float for scale. | Starbuck's float. There was an incredible amount of detail inside the float that few could see. | There was an incredible amount of detail inside the float that few could see. | Some really gorgeous flowers. | |
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