More interested in the artisans, on a very hot day, we parked and wandered along to the park. It is a popular, free festival sustained by donations.
Everyone was getting ready for the first show of the day.
We bought a duck, but didn't win the duck race. No matter, they raised several thousand dollars for the local kids' club, YAK.
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The creativity of some people is amazing. |
13 comments:
Hari Om
Looks lovely... meanwhile, masking is important; I was the only one in the supermarket yesterday with a mask on - and got looks of disdain from those who were not. They can go.....hrrmpphh... YAM xx
I’m sure that it is a fine festival, but we have never attended. We once looked into it, but the logistics overwhelmed us.
...we are in the festival season.
I love festivals in a shady park!
A free festival! And it looks like it's a fun one :)
It is nice to get out ad see some creativity.
That does look like fun.
They used to have a duck race in the city.
Hello Jenn, :=) I love this kind of community festival. I'm glad money was raised for the kids. Lovely flowers and photos of the craft stalls.
All the best.
If it wasn't too hot, I think this festival would have been fun. Did you get to keep the duck, or was it symbolic? They were really cute, at least the one I saw on the table. Glad you had a good time, but I am in agreement that we all need to be masking up when we go out. And yet, there were none in sight.
What a flowery beautiful day!
Local festivities are sometimes the ones when you find the best arts & crafts. Right now, for us, most are too peopley for us to feel comfortable attending. Good luck with the pulmonary function test & that the new meds help.
Looks like you had an interesting walk. Thank you for sharing these photos :)
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