A few pics from yesterday. We all remarked that in spite of what seemed to be record numbers of people at the festival, we only ran into two people we knew! If we thought it was crowded yesterday, wait for today! The streets were full of festive people from one old hippy who was shirtless showing off his tattoos to one young couple with a baby doing the same. (They had their shirts on!) Another elderly dude was shown how to smoke an e-cigarette. In spite of the heat (82^), people showed up with Fido and several establishments provided water bowls. Everyone was well behaved--no drunks and no incidents and no police walking the streets. One woman said if she had to do it over again, she would have taken the free shuttle at the Tri-Rail as she had to walk for what seemed to be a mile. The various shops said sales were brisk. We ate at Too-Jays with only a 15 minute wait.
Sunday, February 23, 2014
Street Painting in downtown Lake Worth
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A few pics from yesterday. We all remarked that in spite of what seemed to be record numbers of people at the festival, we only ran into two people we knew! If we thought it was crowded yesterday, wait for today! The streets were full of festive people from one old hippy who was shirtless showing off his tattoos to one young couple with a baby doing the same. (They had their shirts on!) Another elderly dude was shown how to smoke an e-cigarette. In spite of the heat (82^), people showed up with Fido and several establishments provided water bowls. Everyone was well behaved--no drunks and no incidents and no police walking the streets. One woman said if she had to do it over again, she would have taken the free shuttle at the Tri-Rail as she had to walk for what seemed to be a mile. The various shops said sales were brisk. We ate at Too-Jays with only a 15 minute wait.
A few pics from yesterday. We all remarked that in spite of what seemed to be record numbers of people at the festival, we only ran into two people we knew! If we thought it was crowded yesterday, wait for today! The streets were full of festive people from one old hippy who was shirtless showing off his tattoos to one young couple with a baby doing the same. (They had their shirts on!) Another elderly dude was shown how to smoke an e-cigarette. In spite of the heat (82^), people showed up with Fido and several establishments provided water bowls. Everyone was well behaved--no drunks and no incidents and no police walking the streets. One woman said if she had to do it over again, she would have taken the free shuttle at the Tri-Rail as she had to walk for what seemed to be a mile. The various shops said sales were brisk. We ate at Too-Jays with only a 15 minute wait.
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Good shot of obese woman sitting in front of Kilwins. It makes more sense than Nature's Way I would suppose.
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