A final dance/march around the room created a paper tent woven from streamers hung from the walls and ceiling. Once the crowd was silenced Beverly cut a tasty almond dessert and passed pieces around the room. Jude Brown found the almond baked inside and was duly crowned Twelfth Night Queen.
Enjoy the photo (courtesy Connie Leinbach):
Beverly, Fritz, Queen Jude, & Frank |
Our latest Ocracoke Newsletter is the story of the day Charles Lindbergh landed on Ocracoke. You can read it here: http://www.villagecraftsmen.com/news112112.htm.
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I have also published (retroactively) a 27 item photo gallery of pictures from our recent trip to the Czech Republic, Hungary, & England. You can see them here: http://villagecraftsmen.blogspot.com/2013/01/photo-gallery.html
Great photo of Jude! Congratulations to her for finding the almond and becoming queen. Who doesn't want to become Queen?
ReplyDeleteThat tent you described was supposed to be a Maypole. However, Ocracoke's finest pirates and mice were a bit too confused to wind it correctly! Great minds and fascinating characters don't equate to good dancers!
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