Resuming the annual tradition of marching in the Hawthorne, NJ Christmas Parade, a contingent of our Victorian soldiers braved the freezing nocturnal temperatures to join with the community's holiday celebration. While last year's was rained out, where Lord Donegall's Regiment was planning to march, our victorious Victorians had a clear (but far from silent) night in which to strut their stuff. A new route doubled the length of the parade, which had been very short before, making more opportunities to see and be seen amid the Christmas revelers. Positioned behind the Girl Scouts and in front of the Columbia Bank, the Royal Sussex Society had three soldiers and one officer. The regiment kept perfect step throughout. Special thanks to the Hawthorne Chamber of Commerce and the Borough for continuing and expanding the Christmas parade.
Pictures from L. A. Lopez Wei.
Pictures from L. A. Lopez Wei.
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