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A vintage Jeep, owned by Jim and Connie Ross of Grand Detour, lead the parade.
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Jacklyn Heller rode in the back of her family's John Deere ATV gator with her two "kids," Deliah and Zion.
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The Welty family's golf cart isready to give a Cajun Swamp Tour. Here, Finn Sommers, 10, Tom Welty's grandson, drives the cart as Tom rides in the passenger seat. Finn and his brother and sister, Ryder, 8, and Isla 5, came up with this year's decorating theme after visiting Mississippi and taking a swamp tour. Ryder and Isla, and their grandmother Steffaney rode in the back.
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Mark and Linda Downey went with the "Sweet Land of Liberty" theme.
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Jim Ross, the master of ceremonies for this year's Grand Detour Golf Cart Parade, looks over the entries.
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Grand Marshals Roger and Joan Kelly ride past the John Deere Historic Site at the start of the parade. The couple used to live in Grand Detour and owned the Ace Hardware store in Dixon. Rich Kelly, a current owner of the store, was their driver.