2010 Bridgeport Fall Festival -- Ghosts of Bridgeport
Herb Lindberg
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Part 2 of 3
This pictorial story of the event is divided into three pages, roughly in the chronological order in which they were taken:
Page 1 View from Pleasant Valley Road, pumpkin ring toss, Bridgeport and Halloween Bingo, ghost and spooky spider making, yarn spinning, String Sisters Page 2 Ghosts of Bridgeport called back to haunted bridge, Halloween costumes, yarn spinning, pumpkin painting, hot dog barbeque (this page) Page 3 Costumes, gold panning, Kneebone gas station, balloon clown, Penn Valley Chamber of Commerce, The Blues Go Birding, Mountain Man encampment, String Sisters at Visitor Center, raffle, June's, bag toss into donkey
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The Ghosts of Bridgeport appeared between two drapes set up on the covered bridge. |
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First to appear was a southern Maidu (Nisenon)
Native American (played by Donna Brown). |
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Zoom into the visitors. |
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David I. Wood (played by volunteer Charles Atthill) told of his covered bridge and the Virginia Turnpike on which it stands. |
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Another costumed visitor |
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A girl sees how to spin yarn. |
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Donna Brown and the spinner |
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More costumes |
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Alyson Collom watches her daughter, Amelie Lo Jacono, paint a pumpkin. |
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Amelie Lo Jacono, intent on her pumpkin. |
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Boy picks a pumpkin. |
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Another pumpkin painter |
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Hot dogs and Polish dogs sizzle on the barbeque -- they were yummy! |
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