Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Another Pirate, Renaissance Festival
There were many pirates in the Renaissance, or so it would seem at the Festival. Each one unique.
I am at a Writing Retreat in Harbor Springs--B, are you still here? I am very busy and my internet access is limited, so I do not know if I can comment or not. I promise to do my best to return comments when I get home if I am unable to do it here, which I probably will be (unable). I'll be back Monday or Tuesday. Have a great week.
I am online, but I have very low connectivity. It rained all day yesterday and I only took a few shots. Here's one in the rain on the way up near Gaylord MI, at a highway rest area. If I can't comment, I'll catch up when I get back.
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9 comments:
This pirate is very serious, and can be dangerous
I think yr right! I'm writing a book a bout pirates, ironically.
Another great portrait, but what is a pirate doing at a Renaissance re-enactment? I suppose there must have been pirates then, too. There are always pirates. Today we call them business tycoons.
Love the rainy shot...just a gorgeous fall photo!
ah, the fall colors are wonderful. Quite awesome that you got to meet a pirate, or two. Hope your retreat has been all you dreamed of.
Thanks so much Jacob and Tammie Lee.
It's beautiful up here--but COLD!
I'm getting a lot of writing done, but I did have to deal with some issues at home via email and cell phone. SIgh.
There were LOTS of pirates at the Renaissance festival--dunno if that reflects them or us.
Cold? Boy, we could use some of that! It was 94 here today...and will be 95 tomorrow...It's 9:47 and still 76!
I have no cell phone signal in my room so I was talking to BB sitting out on the terrace in a coat and hat AND FREEZING!!!!!! Brr,chilled.
On the other hand, 94 is a bit warm.
76? I could live with that.
Just posted about a Pirates cove... Another fine portrait, but he hasn't the look of a pirate!
Terrific (in good and bad sense) view under the rain. Hope for that the weather will improve.
A Renaissance pirate? Now that's something you don't see every day.
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