Wednesday, September 23, 2015

MINIS on the Mack

My best memory with one of my friends is going to MINIs on the Mack. We were trying to break the record of mini coopers in a parade. We left at 4am August 1st but I was up and ready to go texted my friend Wade to make sure that he was up as well so we would be able to leave at the time that we had wanted to. He gets to my house and we take off. Might have been an early morning but when we got to where we were supposed to be we could see the Mackinaw Bridge. We pull into the area we were supposed to be at and it was a huge field with nothing on it but MINI Coopers. We went and signed in and got our bags that they gave us. We walked around looked at all the other cars that were there. It was amazing to see. There was a Hello Kitty Mini, A tye dye mini, and a mini that someone made a miniature version of the Mackinaw Bridge on. There was definitely a lot of minions on the cars either as plush or as decals on the cars. If you wanted you could go minion hunting and count them all. When all the MINIS finally showed up we had one full side of the field filled and at least half of the other side. The person who put all of this together gave a speech and so did the sheriff. After they had their speeches everyone got into their cars and all got ready to pull out. We went row by row from the front. Luckily we were the 4th row so we didn’t have to wait very long to leave. While getting out to the highway it was a lot of getting up to speed them stop, get back up to speed and stop over and over again. We finally got to where we were starting for the parade marker. From that point all the way over the Mackinaw Bridge was an amazing experience. We got to the designated spot to host the rest of the event got food and walked around Mackinaw. We got back in time to hear the rest of the results. There were 1,319 MINI Coopers in the parade and we needed 1,451. We didn’t get back home till just about midnight. MINIs on the Mack was my favorite memory from over the summer



the Red square is where we were 

This is the care we were in

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