Clowning around

Clowning around

After walking miles and miles participating in the Stampede Parade Saturday morning clowns Joan Oliver and her granddaughter, Kali Oliver, relaxed for a while at the Street Party blowing a few bubbles at the children’s play area on Oliver Street.

After walking miles and miles participating in the Stampede Parade Saturday morning clowns Joan Oliver and her granddaughter, Kali Oliver, relaxed for a while at the Street Party blowing a few bubbles at the children’s play area on Oliver Street.

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