Along the winding road to Deep River, the Corps stopped off in Boston to deliver their Field Show for visitors to Faneuil Hall. Although the performance space was tight, the Corps marching program was executed with precision and the audience was treated to an extremely close view of both our drum solo and chained fife performance.

Perhaps the longest parade that we particpate in during the year, the Deep River Muster Parade spans the entire length of the town and typically features nearly 100 Corps.

The Fifes and Drums of York Town had the opportunity to watch almost all of the other Corps step-off before we took the street in position 62.

Following the parade Marilyn Malcarne and the Deep River Junior Ancients treated our Corps to lunch at the Stone House... We want to extend a special thanks to our most gracious hosts and say that we look forward to their visit in October to celebrate the 225th anniversary of the Surrender of Yorktown.

Although the Corps performed late in the day, they were once again able to get the crowd on their feet with a rousing performance. During the course of the weekend, The Fifes and Drums of York Town presented their 2006 field at both the Deep River Junior Ancient's Evening Tattoo and during the muster performances.

Of course, one of the greatest things about the Corps' Summer Trip is taking the time to relax and enjoy ourselves. Our members, instructors and chaperones made the most of every stop along the trip and made every moment memorable.