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K Barrett 20-05-2008 04:21 AM

Sights at the Redland Festival
 
Diana Kulaga wrote:
Funny about the bugs. We have heard that too, and always go armed for it.
But we have never had a problem. I suspect that the gnats people talk about
are there because of all the fruit trees.

Diana

"tenman" wrote in message
news:T7OdnaDj9Ijjga_VnZ2dnUVZ_r3inZ2d@wideopenwest .com...
Diana Kulaga wrote:
It was windy!

That's good, right? no bugs. I remember one year there the bugs were
everywhere - in my eyes, my teeth, my hair. A native floridian said it was
because there was no wind. Next year I loaded up on Off - but there were
no bugs to repel with mild temps and a nice breeze!




Di, What day did you go? The place looks empty! I can't believe a
Miltoniopsis for 12 bucks! You can't touch 'em for under $20 here. K

wendy7 20-05-2008 03:07 PM

Sights at the Redland Festival
 
Ya, it would have been hard for me too to duck & click!
Thanks ever so for showing us the sights.
Cheers Wendy
"Diana Kulaga" wrote in message
...
I confess that I spent more time looking and ducking into tents than I did
taking photos, but here are a few. I'll make it one thread.

Diana



Diana Kulaga[_5_] 20-05-2008 09:25 PM

Sights at the Redland Festival
 
We went Friday morning. We were there by opening time and still weren't the
first in. You're right about the crowd. We always go at the same time (gotta
get the good stuff!), and this year was nowhere near as crowded. Having said
that, I read an article from one of the Miami papers, and the writer stated
that she had to park over 1100 feet away on Saturday, so it did get crowded.

There are always bargains. You can spend too much for things if you don't
shop around, but there are terrific deals and loads of things you don't see
anywhere else. The only other festival that I think is as good (if not as
big, but big enough) is the one Martin Motes runs late in January in Miami.
I'll put a bus together for that one, and we'll go on Friday, the first day.

D

"K Barrett" wrote in message
...
Diana Kulaga wrote:
Funny about the bugs. We have heard that too, and always go armed for it.
But we have never had a problem. I suspect that the gnats people talk
about are there because of all the fruit trees.

Diana

"tenman" wrote in message
news:T7OdnaDj9Ijjga_VnZ2dnUVZ_r3inZ2d@wideopenwest .com...
Diana Kulaga wrote:
It was windy!
That's good, right? no bugs. I remember one year there the bugs were
everywhere - in my eyes, my teeth, my hair. A native floridian said it
was because there was no wind. Next year I loaded up on Off - but there
were no bugs to repel with mild temps and a nice breeze!




Di, What day did you go? The place looks empty! I can't believe a
Miltoniopsis for 12 bucks! You can't touch 'em for under $20 here. K




Diana Kulaga[_5_] 20-05-2008 09:25 PM

Sights at the Redland Festival
 
Welcome, Wendy.

Diana

"Wendy7" wrote in message
...
Ya, it would have been hard for me too to duck & click!
Thanks ever so for showing us the sights.
Cheers Wendy
"Diana Kulaga" wrote in message
...
I confess that I spent more time looking and ducking into tents than I did
taking photos, but here are a few. I'll make it one thread.

Diana






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