We really like going to Scarborough Renaissance Festival every year and the festival runs for 8 consecutive weekends during April and May. The reason we like it so much is because there is a wide variety of types of people and things you can see.
You can taste "authentic" renaissance period food.
You can also enjoy the Turtle Races. This year Jarrett (stage name Jerry) was called up onto the stage to assist.
There was one well endowed woman there that we felt could have used a little more support...just saying.
There are some really fabulous masks for sale.
We saw one girl that preferred the "natural" look.
Don't see it? Here's a closer look...
There's one booth that had some cool stuff in it but no pics were allowed so y'all won't get to see that. Moving right along.
There were tons of folks there that were blessed with an extremely high level of self-confidence.
I guess I was just amazed that they would wear some of the things that they did. Maybe a bit jealous too.
There are some really cool arts and crafts to enjoy and fun stuff to do while you are there.
I love looking at these unique items and love taking pics of them.
This one reminds me of our trip to Lincoln City because Cece had shared with us that at a certain time of the year they release all of these glass balls and people collect them. They are really very pretty!
Whenever I see money on the ground I think of my mom.
Here's a pretty cool water fountain.
Have you heard of planking? Well here are some fairies planking.
All in all it was another fun trip. As we were heading to the exit I see this character.
I said, "Oh wait! I need a group pic of this!!" And so he obliged. As you view the pic keep in mind that it was a relatively hot day that day and he was a...shall we say...larger guy and he was sweating. I thought he was just going to stand there with his mallet but noooo....he put that sweaty armpit right around my girlies. Anna (who isn't even closest to the guy) cannot hide her feelings. This seriously was one of the funniest moments of the whole day.
On the way out we passed this lady playing a hammered dulcimer. It was pretty cool!
This statue is out in front of the entrance.
I'm dying to hear the story behind how this happened.
Must have been a really great party.
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