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Five-year-old Easton from Esko enjoys the inflatable slide.
The cheerleading squad for the newly formed Carlton-Wrenshall Raptors high school football team shows off their moves during Saturday's parade.
Uriah Loucks (right) watches Evan Wyman try his luck at a ring toss game Saturday
Parade grand marshals Goerge and Carol Anderson lead the procession down Broadway Street Saturday.
There was plenty of candy tossed during the parade to keep the gatherers busy
Miss Brickyard Days Anne Mattson waves along the parade route.
Wrenshall student Anton Sheda hits the lever Saturday to douse school superintendent Kim Belcastro with water in a fundraiser for the newly formed Wrenshall-Carlton Raptors football team.
The gelatin eating contest was a refreshing hit on a hot afternoon Saturday.
Wrenshall celebrated Brickyard Days last weekend and, judging from the buzz around the activities, the proverbial good time was had by all. The weather, while a bit steamy, cooperated and the smalltown festival feel prevailed all weekend.
