A line of antique vehicles stretched all the way through Hiawassee Saturday morning. (Photo/Rob Moore)
Children rush into the road to gather candy thrown by the first units in the Georgia Mountain Fair Parade Saturday morning. (Photo/Rob Moore)
Area veterans served as grand marshals of this year
Veterans were honored as grand marshals at this year
First Baptist Church of Hiawassee used this USMC truck to promote the
Towns County Future Farmers of America make their way along the parade route in the project fire truck. (Photo/Rob Moore)
Miss Georgia Mountain Fair 2011 and others wave to those along the parade route. She will crown the 2012 queen Monday night. (Photo/Rob Moore)
Umbrellas could be seen along the parade route from downtown Hiawassee to the Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds. (Photo/Rob Moore)
Fieldstone Resort entered this colorful float representing its properties. (Photo/Rob Moore)
United Community Bank included a Ferris wheel on its float. (Photo/Rob Moore)
Tow Mater Jr. of Hiawassee appeared in Saturday
After finishing the parade route, some of the grand marshals make their way back to the starting point. (Photo/Rob Moore)
In Hiawassee, parade-goers get to see some parts of the parade going and coming. (Photo/Rob Moore)
Area veterans were honored as grand marshals on Saturday. (Photo/Rob Moore)
The fifth-annual Redneck Hot Tub passes Banister Funeral Home in Hiawassee. (Photo/Rob Moore)
Numerous wagons, horses and mules participated in Saturday
A young viewer gets a better vantage point to see the parade. (Photo/Rob Moore)
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