Although I didn't capture every aspect of our church's Reformation Day Faire with a photo, here's a sampling of the activities. As you can see, we all enjoyed the beautiful, sunny, 70 degree weather this year, especially since we had our share of clouds and rain last year.
Greg Boyd was back again this year adding atmosphere with numerous tunes played on his bagpipe.
Knight Mathias and I spent several minutes contemplating all the ways one might slay a dragon.
Elder Price was busy sketching portraits again this year, and he seemed to never lack a subject.
At the Town Square, the coloring table was popular with the young artist crowd.
Candle making was also as popular as ever in spite of the fact that there were two tables set up for this activity.
I'm not sure what Sarah Auer was trying to communicate at the bag sewing table, but Gretel assures me that that is simply the way Sarah communicates.
The chess and checker boards were as busy as ever, even though the elder Degenhart didn't compete this year.
Gretel and Hannah strolling the grounds in an attempt to have a private conversation.
A new caber made its appearance this year, and I happened to get a shot of the same dad I photographed last year. His form is not as impressive in this photo as it was last year, but his kilt and matching socks are much more striking than his costume from last year.
Finally, a shot of Lily, Karen, and Tara amusing themselves during the Highland Games.
We were sorry to miss Ref Fair this year - we were thinking of you! I heard it went really well (and it looks like perfect weather!)
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The weather was delightful, the Faire went well, and all that was missing was the Bringes! We look forward to the next time we can be with your family.
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