Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst tried her hand at cleaning the streets of Orange City Saturday as part of the 79th Tulip Festival Parade.
ORANGE CITY, Iowa -- Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, tried her hand at cleaning the streets Saturday afternoon as part of the 79th annual Tulip Festival.
After she and Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, declared the streets dirty, she and Mayor Deb De Haan set to work and started sweeping.
Her appearance -- in a Dutch costume -- proved to be a highlight for many of the parade goers lining the streets.
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While rain threatened to hamper the parade, it held off so that it was business as usual for the festival.
Bands, floats, royalty and -- get this -- wooden shoes made to look like cowboy boots were among they day's festivities.
Tulip Festival Queen Allison Haverdink and her court reigned over the three-day festival.
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