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To get
into the Festival, you have to get past this gatekeeper first. Don't
let her innocent look fool you; she's on very good terms with the
people who have the alligator. Interesting how a couple patrons
vanish each year...
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An artists
at work on another painting.
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You know,
if you don't buy a rose for your sweetie it only means you don't
love her. Well, that's what this flower girl told me. Good thing
I didn't have a girlfriend at the time!
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It was
a particularly hot day when we came across this girl cooling herself
in a fountain.
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Selling
hand blown glassware
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Contemplations
at the Irish Cottage.
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Its really
sad what the peasants are forced to eat. If the king wouldn't be
taking all the people's money in overt taxation, such delicacies
as this would never have come about. I wonder if you could get a
side-order of snails with that...?
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You'd
really think they'd do something about that bug problem! Okay, so
its a millipede. But do they really expect people to show up with
all these snakes, lizards and creepy-crawlies all over the place?
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Okay,
I guess we have at least one reason here. Is it true a snake is
a girl's best friend...?
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And now
for something completely different: A Scotsman cooking. He must
be getting the haggis ready for burial...
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And now
for something not so different: a happy Scotsman and a tankard of
ale. You'd think he were Irish or something!
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Scratch
the Devil; not a bad chap overall. He's a wonderful role model for
people everywhere! And he knows when you've been naughty and cares
not when you've been nice. My kinda guy!
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Scratch
the Devil's sidekick Sniff.
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This girl
was selling ribbons
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Here we
have a craftsman practicing the ancient art of sword making.
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The sword
maker's apprentice.
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