I really liked the Clydesdales and such. The driver may be here!

My neighbor raised Clydesdales. He served on the Board of Trustees for the Clydesdale Breeders of the United States Association and was inducted into the Clydesdale Breeders of the US Heritage Hall of Fame in 2009. Died not long after that. Mom is a good friend with his wife still.

That was a long time ago but I'm pretty they did provide horses to Lagoon at one point. I know they always went in the Pioneer Days Parade on the 24th.

I loved Lagoon as a kid. Lots of happy memories. And saw some good concerts when I was a teen. Bobby Vee, Paul Revere and the Raiders, and a few others. I remember I wore a tan Nehru jacket and a medallion to one with my straw blonde Beatle haircut. Those were the days . . .

Lagoon is a great place! I recall those Clydesdale as a kid, they were always pooping, And that smell of horse manure. Fond memories!

She loved riding the rides. She took me on the old roller coaster when I was 5. Her favorite ride was the octopus. I loved that ride, too. Not many places have an octopus any longer. We had my dad's family reunion there for several years, too, on Sundays no less.

When cl2 , on Sundays no less

That was the name of on Sundays no less

She was absolutely wonderful at that parade.

Everyone was shouting at cL2. That Clydesdale number cL2, is still festering out there somewhere.

Also, anyways , those Clydesdale horses, whatever they do, they do it for (Budweiser

Pioneer Village is the only thing that will get me to want to go to Lagoon.

The flume. BYU Boner likes to flume at the lagoon. Any problems?

I grew up with Mickey and Minnie practically in my back yard. No amusement party’s for me. People are too shocked to see me there. Da Bon.

I suppose that Lagoon won't be open at all in 2020.