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The colorful Le Rendez-Vous French bakery
This yard sale is a fixture each year
Pineapples and melons aplenty
You want bananas? We got bananas!
Each year at the Moose Festival, Trinity Methodist hosts a quilt show. As a photographer who appreciates color, texture and fine workmanship, I thought the quilts in the following photos were a great subject. With the help of a knowledgeable lady at the church, I was able to identify some but not all the quilts. If anyone finds any errors in my captions, please email me or leave a message in my guestbook. Links can be found under the "Meet the Webmaster" link on my homepage at linwoodstreet.com.
This gorgeous example is called "Deck of Cards"
This beautiful piece of work is known as "Barjella"
"Dresden Flake" is the name of this masterpiece
Here's a closer look at "Dresden Flake"
Visitor's admire "Grandmother's Flower Garden"
A closer examination of "Grandmother's Flower Garden"
"Hole in the Barn Door" is the unusual name of this beauty
Another fine example of the quilt-maker's art
Church pews were perfect for showcasing the quilts
Another fine quilt drapes the lectern
A colorful display indeed
Organ pipes make a nice backdrop for the quilt display
The brief video at the top of this page gives you an idea of the volume of the crowd
You can forget about driving on Main Street for the rest of the afternoon and evening
It's being taken over by pedestrians, hawkers, dancers and bands
The only thing on wheels allowed, at least until the car parade, is the "Roaming Railroad"
Various promoters roam the street
Vendors offer jewelry and everything imaginable
The Moose Alley Squares strut their stuff
Be sure to watch them in action in the video at the top of this page, if you haven't already
"Rock On," Jules Rancourt and Company
They have this terrific girl drummer I just love to watch
If you haven't played the video of this band at the top of the page, you shouldMore street scenes, entertainment, a chicken barbecue and antique cars on the next page
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