Proud of the country Marching bands, of course Shade was popular The Honor Guard passes the courthouse Relief on offer It was a very bright, very hazy day The honor guard at work Soldiers from all wars were remembered Meghan Bee plays and the festival begins The new Robbins Crossing store Counterfeit Madison Shannon Lay and her very red hair Has it all sorted Wheels Moving slowly in the sticky weather Here, guitars grow on trees The left-handed Middle Kid Mud by the Main Stage Facing the sun from the Boxcar Stage It's not all just music A puzzlingly large person with a very big head The Athens High School flag flingers The parade route was lined by families Coming down a hill And riders learn to adjust This kind of thing happens a lot One young winner Not a good place to pass Three riders, two wheels The motorcycle equivalent of a rock festival Busy intersection The John Penton GNCC is an annual event Bike rodeo for kids There were nurses in World War I, too. Looks ancient, doesn't it . . . In the old pictures they look somber . . . A picture that could have been made 100 years ago Capt. Cyrus Moore III was commander of the Athens… Not the tallest, but cool anyway Building a tower from spaghetti topped by a marshm… Parents are included Turning vision to words Photography is dangerous