Boat parade highlights Independence Day in Murrells Inlet

Boat parade highlights Independence Day in Murrells Inlet
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Hundreds of boaters were on the water for the 26th annual Murrells Inlet boat parade.

The boats were decorated with American flags and lots of red, white, and blue.

A crowd of 3,000 people came out to watch the boaters as they rode by.

There was also live music throughout the day on the marsh walk.

Spud’s manager Seth Williams says the big crowds are good for Murrells Inlet businesses.

“It’ll help because the tourists are here, finally, and it’ll go good for that. You know, probably our busiest day of the year, bar none,” Williams said.

The Fourth of July celebration on the marsh walk ended with fireworks on the inlet.


Photos by Frank Johnson/WBTW

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Flag Comment Posted by scarecrow457 on July 05, 2009 at 11:58 am

Great news. Nearly all of the municipalities of the county have special parades and events for the 4th of July. Everything from boat parades to Motorcycle parades. Guess what Myrtle Beach has. Gay Pride Day. It figures.

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