Here are a few pictures to share from Rolling Thunder in Washington DC...

Enjoy - Myron

Murals on Trucks...

 

More Murals...

 

General Patton and a Lady Of Harley




The Actual Parade

 

The Parking Lot













The Man Behind The Lens Meeting Up With A Fellow Vet and Submariner

 

Thanks for sharing. Having did Rolling Thunder 3 times, your pictures take me back and put the same chills down my spine that riding the event does. I now live in SW Fl and haven't rode the event in 3 years. The murals on the trucks are something new that I didn't see when we rode.
Its truly one of those "must do" events.

 

Thanks for sharing those great pictures

 

Beak

Been attending the event off and on since 1995.
Some times in the parade route observing, in the parking lot waiting, and like this time just walking all the parking lots to capture the moment.
Truly puts chills in my spine as well and hope there are several more to come in the future.
I took over 600 pictures during the day and these were just a couple to share.
As to the murals, there was always one or two trucks in the parking area way off to the side before 9-11 but this time was impressed with the selection of trucks and the details of the murals.

Hope you can make another trip and look me up - this is close to home.
Myron

 

Glad to share and hope all enjoy.

Myron

 

Enjoyed the pics and appreciate you taking the time to share with us. Thank You.

 

I lived just south of D.C. in So MD in Port Tobacco, Laplata area. Used to leave from Ft Washington Harley. Guess I kind of took the event for granted because of the area, always something going on to honor something or someone. No event matches the emotion or the tribute to our MIA, POW's or Vets like Rolling Thunder.
I would like to run it one more time, If I make it back up their I will look you up!
My wife took pictures on from the rear seat of our bike when we left FT Wash. Harley, hundreds of spectators lined Indian Head Hwy, waving and watching us go by, some Vets, in full dress, clapping and thanking us for remembering. That was just at the dealer. The question always bounced around in my head, why are you thanking me? I can never repay you for what you gave for us.

All Gave Some, Some Gave All.