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a masterful job of orchestrating not one, but two, artisan markets - another new feature to this year's event.
Held at the Ki Theatre and Town H»H, there were plenty of items to hire parade patrons in from handmade soaps ami jewelry to sampling Nevile Turner's Virginia Chutney, pottery, and fiber art. Did you buy that dulcimer Bob Treanor because it seemed to tempt your musical aspirations?
Richard Brady and his sidekick Joe King came traveling in for a bit of blues and Don Wheatley did a killing with his barbecue business set up in a tent near Trinity Church.
This year's crowd was entertained by Steve Kish, a professional magician, who held a performance in The Theatre dazzling young and old with his slight ofhand.
Over at the Washington ~ Baptist 3 j Church, Autumn Pullen stayed warm while she decorated a gingerbread man and others had bowls of their Brunswick Stew or Christmas Chili.
The beautiful voices of the Blue Ridge' Chorale could be heard from Town Square and Matt Yonkey's band was awesome. Those young folks marching in royal blue precision are a credit to the Rappahannock County School system and to the county.
Gary Jenkins and company from the Rappahannock County Sheriff*s Office helped with traffic along with friends from the Lions Club.
Gary Schwartz made and put up signs. John MacPherson had bicycle duty and Denise Chandler along with Don Sherman, Jim Blubaugh and a blow horn got everyone lined up and ready to rock and roll.
Congratulations all! Another success!
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