Waitsburg Hometown Christmas rolled on

A stunning float made its way down Main Street for Waitsburg's Hometown Christmas Parade. Charles Stranger created this 1,200 pound, 45 foot, human powered float to celebrate the joys of biking. The tall float used lights to form a giant bicycle. As it made its way down Main Street, it was circled by enthusiastic riders on lighted two wheelers.

Beka Compton carried the flag in the parade on her crowd saavy horse, Moose. Compton was the last Days of of Real Sport Queen in 2011.

With boundless energy and talent, Hans and Noelle from Dusty Britches Farm kept the kitchen busy and the food coming over the celebration weekend.

New downtown business owner Gloria Wilson was set up with her wares from Simply Sawdust. She closed down the booth to ride a lighted bike in the parade.

Gaudy Gals on Main classed up the street with their bedazzled and chandeliered ride.

Kate Hockersmith from RYSE and the Touchet Valley Acoustic Music Project (TVAMP) filled the stage at The Town Hall with musicians and friends.

The Grinch tried to take over Santa's job on Saturday. He spent a few hours with the folks at Ten Ton Coffee, making himself at home on Santas chair. Waitsburg melted his cold little heart just a bit before he went home to Whoville.