Gayle Pierce created this parade, which rolled for the first time in 2019 along Ponce De Leon Court on the unincorporated Fort Morgan peninsula.

The parade is made up of "golf carts, cars, Jeeps, boats. Some people have taken trailers and decorated them," Pierce said.

All area residents are encouraged to join in.

"Parking is limited," the event's website says. "If you plan to attend, we ask you to carpool if possible."

Gayle passed away this past year on her 70th birthday, so this year, the parade will be known as the Gayle Pierce Fort Morgan Mardi Gras Parade, and it will roll on Sunday, March 2, starting at 1 p.m.

Though the group doesn't say so, it's probably no small coincidence that this intrepid group stages its true people's parade on Joe Cain Day.

The group's fourth annual "Bawl" will be held Friday, February 28. Formal attire is not required.