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SEPTEMBER 2007 |
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Logging is not just for the guys! The
logging show is a main attraction at the
annual Old Timers Day.
Photo by Danna Webster
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Destiny Snow, an 11-year-old fan of wrestling
for two years, tells pro-wrestler “Gorgeous
Michelle Starr” that “no one likes
you.” Heckling from the audience was
welcomed and abundant, at the first-ever
wrestling event that was part of Old Timers
Day.
Photo by Mindi LaRose
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The logging show at Old Timers Day
culminates with a contest of Fallin’ Trees.
The object is to hit a stake placed 30 feet
from the base of a 35 foot timber that the
logger saws down.
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The LIC had an unusual
sight in August, as it hosted the first-ever
pro wrestling show as part of Old Timers
Day.
Photo by Mindi LaRose
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Candice Taylor performs
a traditional Highland dance for Ren Faire
visitors.
Photo by SD Galindo
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Her Majesty, Mary Queen of Scotland, holds
court at the days' end after the pirates of
the Emerald Rose win the field from
conspirators against the throne.
Photo by SD Galindo
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Pirates of the Emerald Rose fight the
conspirators against the throne of her
majesty Mary Queen of Scotland at the annual
Renaissance Faire in Wauna.
Photo by SD Galindo
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A young musician
performs for the Renaissance Faire crowd.
Photo by SD Galindo
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One of the many
entertaining Faire personalities who visit
the KP every year for the occasion.
Photo by SD Galindo
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A
family gathering included visitors,
7-year-old Claudia, her 11-year-old sister
Ina-Sarah, their mom, Monika Bucher, and
Thomas Abel from Mutlenz, Switzerland, and
Key Peninsulans Bob Evans, Eloise
Richardson, and Sue Dircks at the annual
Longbranch Community Church fundraising
salmon at the end of July.
Photo by Hugh McMillan
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Lazy days of summer… Joemma Beach dock on a
weekday.
Photo by Mindi LaRose
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Lilly West and Alex West children of Key
Peninsula Fire Division Chief Chuck West,
cut the ribbon announcing the opening and
dedication of the long awaited Zech & Adi
West Memorial Skate Park in Key Peninsula’s
Volunteer Park in August. West spearheaded
the project to honor his son and
daughter-in-law, who died in a tragic
accident.
Photo by Hugh McMillan
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OCTOBER 2007 |
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Mount Rainier
presents a lovely backdrop on Labor Day
Weekend, when Longbranch Marina becomes a
popular spot for boaters.
Photo courtesy
Mark Runion |
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Susan Werner performs at Gig
Harbor’s Folk Festival, which was founded by
former KP resident Dan Wilson, owner of All
Star Guitars in Gig Harbor
Photo by Hugh McMillan
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Ruth Bramhall
is the “executive barbecue chef” at the
recent After Hours social of the Key
Peninsula Business Association.
Photo
by Danna Webster
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The Tracy Hooker Band plays at the first
outdoor jazz concert hosted by the Friends
of the Key Center Library on a Sunny
September afternoon.
Photo
by Chris Fitzgerald
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A horse takes a stroll on one of
the last days of the summer in the Horseshoe
Lake area.
Photo by Mindi LaRose
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