A fabulous, old-fashioned Fourth
Bonner County Daily Bee | UPDATED 4 months AGO
"Uncle Sam" waves to the crowd during the city of Clark Fork's Fourth of July parade on Saturday.
Photo courtesy ORRIN THOMPSON / THOMPSON'S CORNER
Bonner County Sheriff Darryl Wheeler sings the national anthem to start Clark Fork's Fourth of July parade.
Clark Fork residents wait for the start of the city's Fourth of July parade on Saturday.
A participant rides a Onewheel in the city of Clark Fork's Fourth of July parade.
A young resident shows their patriotic pride during the city of Clark Fork's Fourth of July parade on Saturday.
A young bicycle rider shows his style as he waits for the start of Clark Fork's Fourth of July parade on Saturday.
Area youth show a variety of reactions to being sprayed with water during Clark Fork's Fourth of July parade on Saturday.
Local youth race toward the finish line as they compete in a variety of games during Clark Fork's Fourth of July celebration on Saturday.
A resident racing to cut through a log during Clark Fork's annual Fourth of July celebration on Saturday. As part of the annual event, a variety of logging competitions are held.
From a parade to old-fashioned games, residents in the Clark Fork, Hope and East Hope area celebrated the Fourth of July on Saturday.
Bonner County Sheriff Darryl Wheeler sings the national anthem to start Clark Fork's Fourth of July parade.
Clark Fork residents wait for the start of the city's Fourth of July parade on Saturday.
A participant rides a Onewheel in the city of Clark Fork's Fourth of July parade.
A young resident shows their patriotic pride during the city of Clark Fork's Fourth of July parade on Saturday.
A young bicycle rider shows his style as he waits for the start of Clark Fork's Fourth of July parade on Saturday.
Area youth show a variety of reactions to being sprayed with water during Clark Fork's Fourth of July parade on Saturday.
Local youth race toward the finish line as they compete in a variety of games during Clark Fork's Fourth of July celebration on Saturday.
A resident racing to cut through a log during Clark Fork's annual Fourth of July celebration on Saturday. As part of the annual event, a variety of logging competitions are held.