Deer Valley Collectors tractorcade travels North Scott land
Kyle and Kerri Rehn, with children Bria and Lawson, of Eldridge, watch from St. Ann's Church.
Mark Ridolfi
Tractors head west on St. Ann's Road.
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Pete Hyde, of Eldridge, stops at Pioneer Village
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Tony Knobbe
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Deer Valley Collectors leave Long Grove.
Mark Ridolfi
Larry Krug, of Long Grove, offers a Owen Hoffmann, of Dixon, a view from the driver's seat in Long Grove. Owen accompanied neighbors Lynn and Pat Sndyder.
Mark Ridolfi
North Scott Food Pantry volunteers picked up donations along the way.
Mark Ridolfi
Tractors head south on 162nd Avenue to Long Grove.
Mark Ridolfi
Bria Rehn waves at tractors from St. Ann's Church.
Mark Ridolfi
Bria Rehn waves, and a tractor driver accelerates to respond with a puff of exhaust.
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Kyle and Kerri Rehn, with children Bria and Lawson, of Eldridge, watch from St. Ann's Church.
Mark Ridolfi
Ed Veith on St. Ann's Road.
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The tractorcade heads west on St. Ann's Road, just west of U.S. 61 over pass.
Thirty-one tractors paraded through North Scott towns Saturday, Aug. 29, the only appearance of the Deer Valley Collectors during this pandemic year.
The tractors left River Valley Coop, Eldridge and stopped at Lady Di's, Parkview, then went through Scott County Park for a second stop at Pioneer Village.
Then it was west on St. Ann's Road to Long Grove, which drew a crowd.
Lunch was at The Depot in Donahue, before heading back to Eldridge.
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