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SLIDESHOW - Chester's Midsummer Watch Parade



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Published Date: 23 June 2008
Take a look at our picture special from this weekend's Midsummer Watch Parade in Chester.
The Midsummer Watch Parade dates back to 1498, making it one of Britain's oldest and most colourful street pageants.

Leaving from Abbey Gateway, the parade was led by a drummer and child, the City Guilds and the Green Men Band (Chester's Karamba Samba), a pirate ship, plus a huge elephant and castle, ridden by a cupid shooting arrows.

CLICK HERE to see our picture slideshow

If you took any pictures of the parade and would like to see them published online and in the Evening Leader, email them to digitalnews@nwn.co.uk

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  • Last Updated: 23 June 2008 2:41 PM
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  • Location: Chester
 
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