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KingsValley Rennaisance Fest . . . Photo Journal

Our Queen Fairy Josie

The Singers

The Feasters

The odd souvenir

The Fairy Woman who sells wings and wands

The Fighting Teen Wenches at the Wash Barrol

The Gate Keeper

The Fortune Teller

The Sport

Knights Jousting

The Fair Lady

The Violinist

Merlin selling bath salts

The Wench selling pickles, successfully, and when asked why she got so much business she answered, "Location, location, location!"

I heard a familiar Holy Grail 'clop clopping' and here they were- coconuts shells of monty python comedians . . . prancing by. I aimed my camera and the little one yelled, "Pose!"

Singing and dancing

Magicians and Lords

Boys

I want this dress!

Good food with drum music

Young elflings selling wishing stones for fifty cents:

Taken from the briny deep

These little rocks a secret keep

Guarded by mermaids, worn smooth by the sea

This stone may grant your wishes three

Published Sunday, September 14, 2008 5:48 PM by Ms Claritynow
Filed Under: Spirit Cake, Photos of All Kinds

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# re: KingsValley Rennaisance Fest . . . Photo Journal @ Sunday, September 14, 2008 5:36 PM

Dear Fawn:

Wonderful pics of such a grand affair. I would have loved to have been there with you. Such originality and family fun.
Thanks for sharing with us.

Rosie

Rosalea

# re: KingsValley Rennaisance Fest . . . Photo Journal @ Sunday, September 14, 2008 6:44 PM

I wish you were too. Today I talked about moving back to KY one year from now, to our land there. Just as you said. I think it might happen. We'll see . . . it's that we love the south and even though the pacific northwest is awesome, there's something about those hills and our people.

Ms Claritynow

# re: KingsValley Rennaisance Fest . . . Photo Journal @ Sunday, September 14, 2008 7:29 PM

Dear Fawn:

I can so relate. I loved Kentucky and my youngest son was born in Lexington. West Virginia has a lot of the same attributes but I think if possible Kentucky has all the states beat on being positively beautiful. I think you may return as well for the hills are calling to you.

Rosie