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Well this weekend marks the inauguration of the annual Edgewater Celtic Harvest Festival. Colorado's Renaissance Scots Living History Association were, of course, there, and I have to say, I was impressed! The turnout was great for a small festival that no one has ever heard of before! It was well organized, which was nice. I hope this one will be around for many years to come. It has a lot of potential! So here are some pics from the day:

The Renaissance Scots have a new family in our group. They brought their own tent, too, which adds some color to an already colorful group! I didn't manage to get any pictures of them yet- just their tent, which says a lot about my thought process, really- but I will get some tomorrow.



Mama Kerry entertaining. She cooked bannoks as a demonstration and had given some to these people.



One of the kids in our group:



Our smithy giving a demo:





My son makes chain mail. Here he is going his thing, while out little buddy is playing around with my leather gear. He's very interested in learning the craft. I may have an apprentice...



I was wrong! I did get a picture of one of our new members!



The new banner for my tent! Woo hoo!!



We have 2 new weavers who signed up!





To be continued!