We were in Georgetown on October 15 & 16. Philip did this show by himself last year. I was in Virginia helping with the birth of baby Donovan, Jenny's third. The weather was great. The show had some good quality of art/crafts. Lots of retired folks were there, lots of folks from Sun City who said "we aren't allowed to have windchimes"! But we had good sales anyway. We also ended our second day with a nice visit to the home of old friends who used to live in Boerne. Also, on Sunday morning, along came Philip's niece, Sarah and her husband Jared and their new baby, Audrey. She is a cutie!
Notice, our booth is showing its age. Philip has always taken meticulous care of it, but alas, the sticky tape on the back of our sign that hangs at the top in the front, has lost it "stickines". After the last show of the fall, we will have to repair that!
Georgetown is an interesting place. Lots of old buildings that have been updated and are quaint looking homes to businesses and personal residences.
Many of the buildings have iron staircases leading to upstairs loft apartments or businesses. Some of the staircases were very unique.
The art show was held in the streets surrounding the courthouse.
Here is the lady of justice atop the roof of that courthouse.
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