Greg TerrorTech Hinaman's video: TWO Parades in ONE Day 1 by LAND 1 by SEA World Record Attempt

This July 4th Terror Technologies participated in TWO Parades! One on Land and one at Sea! Earlier in the day we completed the 4th at Riverside Parade and after that we took part in the Buffalo Outer Harbor & Canalside Fourth Annual Independence Day Boat Parade & Fireworks Display ::: BY LAND: 4th at Riverside Parade is one of Terror Technologies closest parades for us just being a couple block from Terror Tech HQ. We own a World Record for the most Zombies (81) in a 4th of July Parade. Temps were scotching in the mid 90's, sun baking us to a crisp! This was Terror Tech's 8th time participating in the parade. ::: BY SEA: Great day downtown at the waterfront for the Parade of Vessels "4th Annual Independence Day Boat Parade" which was led by the Edward M. Cotter as we celebrated the countries 242nd Birthday this past July 4th. The E.M. Cotter is a registered National Historic Landmark and has been in-service since November 12, 1900 making it the World’s Oldest Working Fireboat. Also included in the parade was the 73 foot topsail schooner` the Spirit of Buffalo, on the sidelines over at the Buffalo & Erie County Naval & Military Park were the USS Little Rock and the USS The Sullivans retired naval ships, the USS Croaker submarine at the Buffalo & Erie County Naval & Military Park one of the best waterfront tourist attractions in Buffalo featuring ships, submarines, tanks and jets along the back drop of Buffalo's skyline and the popular Canalside. The newer addition to the naval park is the T/S State of Michigan from the 224-foot former Navy submarine surveillance ship Persistent is calling home. Fourth Annual Independence Day Boat Parade in the Buffalo Harbor included vessels like the Edward M. Cutter Fireboat, Spirit of Buffalo schooner, Miss Buffalo, the Moondance Cat, the Stella Blue, the Ferry Boat, the Boston Lobster Boat and more...