Staff photos 4/17/13

Shelbyville firefighters took part in in-house vehicle extraction training Tuesday to keep them up to date on how to rescue those trapped in accidents without endangering themselves. (T-G Photo by Brian Mosely)

Aidan Peoples waves to the camera as he is pulled along Sun Circle Monday morning by his mother, Dana Peoples. Not seen, and in the wagon, is 7-month old Anna Peoples. (T-G photo by Jim Davis)

It was a nice day for a stroll with the kids in a wagon as Dana Peoples and her son Aidan, right, get Anna ready for a ride on Sun Circle. (T-G photo by Jim Davis)

The 11th annual Postcard and Paper Memorabilia Show drew a large crowd Saturday at The Fly. Pictured: Local vender David Beavers, right, discusses Bedford County History with Jerry Cook and Connie Murray. The event, sponsored by Ole Grapevine Antique Shoppe, benefits the Bedford History Museum. Exhibitors from several states in the region sold items such as historic photos, maps, old checks, stationary, stamps, old money, old newspapers and Civil War artifacts. (T-G Photo by Sadie Fowler)

David Beavers sold a check from the early 1900s from Normandy's Duck River Bank. (T-G Photo by Sadie Fowler)

A check from September, 1919. (T-G Photo by Sadie Fowler)

Alena Nicholson performs prior to the Walking For Cancer Horse Show held Saturday at the Bedford County Ag Center. (T-G Photo by Sadie Fowler)

Sherri Frame and daughter Jordan came out to the show to watch Alena Nicholson perform. Proceeds from the show go toward the Bedford Cancer Foundation. (T-G Photo by Sadie Fowler)

Alena Nicholson performs before the show. Alena is also a trainer of Morgan horses, and moved to Bedford County about six months ago to be closer to Nashville to pursue a career in country music. She is originally from Washington. (T-G Photo by Sadie Fowler)

Local kids Morgan McCormick and Jared McGee prepare to watch horses compete at the Walking For Cancer Horse Show. (T-G Photo by Sadie Fowler)