(Bob Minenna Photography) A crowd of spectators lined the streets in Lower Lake as the Lower Lake Daze parade returned on Sunday following the one-year pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
(Bob Minenna Photography) The Diener Ranch Fire Brigade vehicle 1 participates in the annual Lower Lake Daze Parade Sunday.
(Bob Minenna Photography) The USS Arizona declaring "America Strong" paying tribute to "Wreaths Across America" is one of many floats participating during Sunday's parade in Lower Lake.
(Courtesy of Trett Bishop) Lakeport Memorial Day Parade May 29, 2021.
(Courtesy of Trett Bishop) Lakeport Memorial Day Parade, May 29. 2021.
(Courtesy of Trett Bishop) Lakeport Main Street Memorial Day Parade, May 29, 2021.
(Bob Minenna Photography) Terry Knight waves to the crowd during Sunday's parade in Lower Lake.
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(Bob Minenna Photography) A crowd of spectators lined the streets in Lower Lake as the Lower Lake Daze parade returned on Sunday following the one-year pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
LAKE COUNTY>>> According to a recent Bay Area News Group editorial, since the founding of America, more than 1 million people have died in service of our country. Over the weekend, memorials as well as traditional celebrations returned to Lake County after a one year absence due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In Lakeport on Saturday, the annual parade organized and presented by the Lakeport Main Street Association returned to downtown Lakeport, albeit with COVID protocols observed. A throng of enthusiastic spectators lined the streets to participate in the festivities. In South County the following day, the annual Lower Lake Daze Parade entertained the crowds followed by a street fair featuring vendors and all manner of tasty treats. Photos courtesy of Bob Minenna Photography Russell Bishop and Trett Bishop.
