



Some of the festival goers are more colorful than others. Actually there were several participating in the toga party.

Even though we all know Al Young as a musician and local property owner, to the rest of the world he is a well-known glass blower. For only the second time ever he had a booth. His web site is www.albertyoung.com.

Since the museum is right across the street, I only brought over a few agate windows.

Here are some more shots of the festival people and booths.





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