Go to http://www.bedfordmainstreet.org - click on Calendar of
Events - scroll down to Liberty Days - Blue Ridge Lace Guild will be
demonstrating on the porch of historic Avenel on Saturday and Sunday.
Secondly - Friend Husband and I are members of the Roanoke Fiddle and
Banjo Club, and are involv
07, 2003 10:19 AM
Subject: Re: [lace-chat] Festivals
Do you have a recipe for avocado muffins that you would be willing to
share?
Jeanette Fischer, Western Cape, South Africa.
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From: Andrea Sommers
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Sent: 06 July 2003 20:00
Hokitika has a Wildfoods Festival, in March each year, when our town of
3000 swells to 20,000 people for a day!
Wild (and wacky) foods of every kind are offered - seafood, wild fruit
(blackberries, particularly) and meat from New Zealand's 'wild' (all
introduced) animals... and other unusual it
The one that I like best is the Avocado Festival in Carpinteria, California,
in October. Carpinteria is a sleepy little town most of the year not far from
Santa Barbara. However, everybody turns out for the Avocado Festival. They
have avocado everything. I kinda like avocado ice cream. I love
dear spiders
our festival is held in september and is called the wilderness trail festival
for those who don't live in this area the wilderness trail was the first
trail traveled by men like davy crockett
and goes from richmond virginia on through the cumberland gap in western
virginia to tenness
On Friday, July 4, 2003, at 08:53 PM, Tamara P. Duvall wrote:
On Friday, Jul 4, 2003, at 16:08 US/Eastern, H. Muth wrote:
What other interesting and quirky festivals are there out there?
Haven't *seen* it; left the area before it started... But, when I
visited a lacemaking friend (and an ex-Arac
Redmond, Washington...The small town where I grew up (now the larger town
where Microsoft has its headquarters) has a Bike Derby Festival. The town
is located near a lake and the roads surrounding the lake make a 26 mile
circuit which is used for an international bike race. The Queen Candidate
The Isle of Wight ( the island just off the south coast of mainland England)
has a garlic festival in August, where they present garlic in guises you
never thought possible.
Somerset holds a series of evening carnivals during October/November each
year. Carnial clubs are set up throughout the coun
At 01:08 PM 7/4/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>What other interesting and quirky festivals are there out there?
>
Next week is our local annual celebration -- Turkey Rama. It started as
the Pacific Coast Turkey Exhibition at a time when turkeys were one of the
largest crops in the county. Now, I don't
Hi everyone
Heather asked about festivals happening - there's a Lavender Festival in
Langford next weekend. It doesn't sound highly original, except that this
community is pulling itself out of a rut. It is a district outside the
city (of Victoria) located more or less in a gravel pit, and was usu
On Friday, Jul 4, 2003, at 16:08 US/Eastern, H. Muth wrote:
Well, it is obviously not me! I imagine all our American friends are
out
enjoying watermelon, parades and fireworks.
I can *hear* the fireworks (sound like the howitzers of WWII films
), but am to far to see them. The rain held off all
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