Per club member Brad:

“The 4th of July not only is our nation's birthday but it is also my birthday. To celebrate I am hosting a Bronco cruise in a parade.

• Parade

• American Flags

• Kids wanting candy

• Broncos

The Johnson parade is the most All American parade I have ever attended and been a part of. It is in a small community just south of Pullman Washington. The parade is not organized by anyone really it just happens, every year like clockwork on the 4th of July.

What to bring:

• Candy or fun things to throw out to all the kids

• American flag you can never have too many

What to expect:

• The most Americana thing you may have ever been involved with.

• This parade is not advertised, no promotions at all. You may even have a hard time Googling anything about this parade.

• But let me tell you it is a big deal! People line up both sides of the street an there are tons of families all dressed in red, white and blue.

• So, Make sure you ration your treats because there are kids on both sides of the road as you down and back.

Can I trailer my Bronco? Yes there is tons of parking on the side roads, they are just dirt roads.

Schedule:

• 9am meet at my friends house to put on your flags, remove doors, remove roof or anything else you would like to do. 46.638861, -117.138139

• 9:30am go as a group to the start location of the parade. We all need to be ready at this time so we can be together in the parade. 46.633583, -117.138167

• 10am parade starts

• 11am gather back at start to clean up and get Broncos ready for road use.

• 11:30am Done.

OPTIONAL ICE CREAM CRUISE: I will be leaving for western Washington at noon but I will create a cruise route to Elk River and the hands down best Huckleberry Ice Cream and shakes I have ever had. I will post that in the discussion section for this event.”

For more information and to join the conversation, check out the FaceBook event page!