(PHOTOS) Touch A Truck
Adrian is all smiles at the Touch-A-Truck event with his father Bryan Castle. File photo by Travis Hudgons
By Travis Hudgons, contributor
Light drizzle and grey skies didn’t prevent children of all ages from taking part in city of Decatur’s annual Touch A Truck event March 26. Children, and adults, were allowed to climb on, sit in and even draw on county, city and private business vehicles. The hands-on event is an opportunity for the community to interact with the police offices, firefighters and city employees.
Children were encouraged to express their artistic talents on the inside of a TWO MEN AND A TRUCK vehicle. Photo by Travis Hudgons
Parker Johnson and Gwendolyn Shaw happily wait in line to see a DeKalb county garbage truck. Photo by Travis Hudgons
Photo by Travis Hudgons
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TWO MEN AND A TRUCK employees help children up a ramp to see inside their vehicle. Photo by Travis Hudgons
Two-year-old Jackson is ready to hop on the roller compactor. Photo by Travis Hudgons
Adrian is all smiles at the Touch A Truck event with his father Bryan Castle. Photo by Travis Hudgons
Photo by Travis Hudgons
Some employees of city of Decatur’s grounds crew. From left: Derrick Jackson, Horace Bates and Deon Wyche. Photo by Travis Hudgons
Brandon Smith shows young visitors produce grown at local farms. Photo by Travis Hudgons
Benjamin Patton is excited to be inside a fire engine. Photo by Travis Hudgons
Parker Jackson received a sticker badge from the Decatur Police Department. Photo by Travis Hudgons
Photo by Travis Hudgons