Mary Katherine Murphy|Laurinburg Exchange
Fred Fox with one of the parade's motorcycle entries.
Mary Katherine Murphy|Laurinburg Exchange
Golf carts file out of the Deercroft clubhouse parking lot to begin the parade.
Mary Katherine Murphy|Laurinburg Exchange
Participants decorated their golf carts to the nines for the occasion.
Mary Katherine Murphy|Laurinburg Exchange
Parade participants wave to their audience.
Mary Katherine Murphy|Laurinburg Exchange
Joe Tetreault’s 1953 CJ3 Jeep Bravo was recognized as the parade’s most unusual automotive entry.
Mary Katherine Murphy|Laurinburg Exchange
Smokey the Bear rode along with the North Carolina Forest Service.
Mary Katherine Murphy|Laurinburg Exchange
Liam and Braden Macan view the parade from the sidelines.
Here is a picture page of residents from Wagram’s Deercroft community celebrating Independence Day with a morning parade around the neighborhood. Golf cart, antique car, and motorcycle entries were judged on patriotism, with awards given at a potluck dinner that evening. The Scotland County Sheriff’s Office, Springhill Fire Department, and North Carolina Forest Service brought up the parade’s rear.
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