Syttende Mai (Norwegian for 17th of May) is Norwegian National Day or Constitution Day, which commemorates the day in 1814 that the Norwegian constitution was signed. Of course Fuengirola celebrates along with the local Norwegian population. Any excuse for a parade.
Since the holiday fell on Sunday this year, the mostly native Spanish marching band was available in full-force. Tynan and Elena’s 12-year-old daughter, Paula, plays oboe in the band (and in a classical orchestra). So, we couldn’t possibly miss the parade.
Klikk på et bilde for å forstørre… which I hope means ‘click any image to enlarge.’ (If it doesn’t, unnskyld — I beg your pardon.)
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A GREAT PHOTO OP OF SAN GERALDO LOST TO A GUST OF WIND.
HE’S BEHIND THE FLAG. |
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DESIGN VARIES DEPENDING ON REGION OF NORWAY. |
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RIGHT OUT OF CENTRAL CASTING? |
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SO NICE TO SEE THE SPANISH FLAG, TOO. |
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THEY MARCHED BY GRADE FROM THE NORWEGIAN SCHOOL.
THESE 6TH-GRADERS LOOKED LIKE TROUBLE (OR FUN). |
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