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It wouldn’t have been a Tulip Parade without some wind and rain.
Fortunately, there was much more in the forecast here on Saturday – at least in terms of colorful entries that lightened even the gloomiest outlook.
As has been the case each April since the late 1980s, La Conner didn’t let drizzly, gusty conditions blow an opportunity to put its best foot forward.
It did so again with the 33rd annual Kiwanis Not-So-Impromptu Parade, part of the nationally acclaimed Skagit Valley Tulip Festival.
The weather forced spectators and participants alike to don layers and rain gear, but it didn’t...
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