Tuesday, August 4, 2020

TRACTOR PARADE COMING TO ELKMONT

Elkmont, Elkmont, what do you see?  
I see tractors, red, blue and green.



You never know what you will find happening in downtown Elkmont.  The Annual Piney Chapel American Farm Heritage Days will be coming to visit for Friday's lunch.  The Tractor Parade to Elkmont is always a fun thing to see.  They will leave Piney Chapel around 10 am, August 7 and come down Elkton road and along Sandlin. The ride will continue to Beulah Road, right on New Bethel and then on to Fort Hampton Road to the town of Elkmont for lunch at the Elkmont Ball Fields/Park. Here is the route; be looking for them.


The tractors come two by two, to eat at Elkmont (lunch provided by the Limestone County Cattemen's Association) before returning to the showgrounds in Piney Chapel. Upon leaving Elkmont, the ride will resume onto the Richard Martin Trail (Rails to Trails). Once off the trail, the ride will head east on Carey Road to Elkton Road for the final stretch back to the show grounds at approximately 1:30 p.m. 



Event Schedule:
Friday:
9 am    Tractor Ride Safety Meeting
10 am  Tractor Parade Starts
Lunch at Elkmont Depot
2 pm  - Tractors Back to Showeground
3 pm  - Threshing Demonstration
4 pm  -  Parade of Power
5 pm  -  Fish Fry for supper
5:30   -  Music by local Bands

Saturday:  
8:00 am  - Invocation and National Anthem
9:00 am - Chain in a Box & Threshing Demonstration
9:30 am - Pedal Pull Registration for Kids
10 am    - Pedal Pull for Kids - three age groups
10:30    - Threshing Demonstration
Noon      - Parade of Power
1:00 pm  - Slow Races & Threshing Demonstration
2:00 pm  - Skillet Throw for Ladies (all ages)
*Door Prizes at the registration tent following the skillet throw

Here are a few pictures from a past parade. 

Tractors to the right, Tractors to the left, Tractors, Tractors, Everywhere. 

Big Tractors


 Little Tractors


Red Tractors
 
Blue Tractors

Orange Tractors


Gray  Tractors


Talking Tractors 




Wagon Tractors


Friend Tractors


Non Tractors

Old Tractors

New Tractors

 
Pretty Tractors

Family Tractors

.... AND OF COURSE

Green Tractors 

Special thanks to Susan Legg Pylant for the wonderful pictures.

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