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PHOTO GALLERY: Residents turn out for Ashland Independence Day parade

Saturday, July 4, 2009 | 2:01 p.m. CDT; updated 11:47 p.m. CDT, Saturday, July 4, 2009

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A collection of photos from the 2009 Ashland Independence Day parade.

Bryn the dog glances over her shoulder as her owner, Paul Beuselinck drives their float back to the start point of the Ashland Independence Day parade today.   ¦  Michelle Peltier

Surrounded by the flurry of activity during the Ashland Independence Day parade, Bryn the dog sports a patriotic ribbon, samples the occasional Tootsie Roll and sniffs everything in sight.   ¦  Michelle Peltier

Paul Beuselinck waves at residents of the Ashland Healthcare nursing home facility as the Ashland Independence Day parade passes by today.   ¦  Michelle Peltier

Kayla Jestis,8, decorates her friend Daniel Gustofson, 6, with colorful plastic cable ties just before the start of the Ashland Independence Day parade today.   ¦  Michelle Peltier

Lola the yellow lab waits patiently for the Ashland Independence Day parade to begin today while cousins Mary Gracer Grover, left, and Mia Blanchard chat in the background.   ¦  Michelle Peltier

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