Folkmoot - July 29, 2006
Rain hits the pavement in Waynesville this morning, and the Folkmoot International Day Festival schedule hits the skids. It’s out of control and nobody knows what is going to happen or when or why.
We opt for an early buffet at Nick-and-Nate’s Pizza Place. When we come out the rain has quit but the schedule of events has been lost. Musical instruments cannot be used when the streets are wet, and so nothing happens. All musical instruments now are electrical, of course.
We perservered. There were still sights to see - like the beautiful ladies from Thailand.
Dour Scotsmen are always at home in the rain - and so are their bagpipes.
and wild-eyed New Zealanders are not afraid of rain - nor are their drums!
Later, the sun came out and I danced in the street with a pretty, young gal from Ecuador.
Then my wife came and got me, and took me home.
©John Womack, 2006. All Rights Reserved.
We opt for an early buffet at Nick-and-Nate’s Pizza Place. When we come out the rain has quit but the schedule of events has been lost. Musical instruments cannot be used when the streets are wet, and so nothing happens. All musical instruments now are electrical, of course.
We perservered. There were still sights to see - like the beautiful ladies from Thailand.
Dour Scotsmen are always at home in the rain - and so are their bagpipes.
and wild-eyed New Zealanders are not afraid of rain - nor are their drums!
Later, the sun came out and I danced in the street with a pretty, young gal from Ecuador.
Then my wife came and got me, and took me home.
©John Womack, 2006. All Rights Reserved.
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