at this parade in Northern Colorado:
Hey, it’s a horse-drawn hearse
A dog-drawn hearse? Is that a dead cat in the wagon?
An old horseless hearse
Hearses are usually a converted luxury automobile. The word hearse comes from the Old French Herce meaning rake or a harrow.
A bat-winged hearse with ordinance attached
FDGD stands for “Frozen Dead Guy Days”
The “F” shaped thingy on the back is called a Landau bar reminiscent of the old landau carriages
3-wheeled hearse?
Tattoo Hearse
Two-wheeled hearse
Haunted house prop hearse
A lifted 4×4 “Hearse-Zilla”
A standard everyday hearse
Hearse with flame decals
This is at a small town in the mountains of Northern Colorado called Nederland
Each year in Nederland, the locals (called Ned-Heads) have a three day long festival
featuring a parade of hearses through the center of town
and nearly 10,000 people come to see this event
and spend money in this town of about 1400 population.
and it’s all to pay tribute
to Grandpa Bredo, AKA, The Frozen Dead Guy.