Kids covering ears when the first drum line passes
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Pierre Martin•217 rep8
Kids are covering ears as the first drum line passes after 7:00 PM. Normal, or step farther back. Not ear-defender strap pads from prep, and not hand-hold rules on the approach.
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Covering ears is normal — smile, stay put, and offer a brief shoulder lift between loud sections.
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Sanduni Fernando•217 rep5
If panic rises, take two steps back as a family rather than pushing forward for photos.
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Alex Turner•206 rep3
Covering ears is normal — smile, stay put, and offer a brief shoulder lift between loud sections.
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