Woonsocket Rotary holds a Touch-A-Truck Event
Driving a big rig
Caiden Poirior, 5, of Woonsocket, while attending the Woonsocket Rotary’s Touch-a Truck, in Woonsocket, last Saturday, May 7, finds out what every boy knows sooner or later, that there is nothing like the feel of driving a big rig.Â
More Big Rigs
Enjoying her big rig experience is Harley Poirier, 4, of Woonsocket, as she gets behind the wheel at the Woonsocket Rotary’s Touch a Truck event on Park Avenue.
Honking the Horn of a big truck
Hunter Pise, 7, of North Smithfield, with a Spiderman face painting, pulls on the cord that honks the horn of a big truck sending forth an ear-splitting blast of sound.
Getting a glimpse a big truck up close
Marcus Hayden, 3, and brother, Lucas, 6, of Pascoag, are thrilled to see a big truck this close-up and are bundled up for the windy weather last Saturday at the Woonsocket Rotary's Touch-A-Truck event held on Park Avenue.
Meeting Sparky the Fire Dog
Max Millette, 3, of North Smithfield, knows the best trucks are fire trucks. While at the Woonsocket Touch-A-Truck event last Saturday he meets Sparky the Fire Dog from the Woonsocket Fire department.
Touch-A-Truck Big Rigs
Lillian Winters, 8, of North Smithfield, shows how big a big rig really is at the Woonsocket Rotary Club’s Touch-A-Truck event last Saturday.
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