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Showing posts with label Georgetown Christmas Stroll 2009. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Georgetown Christmas Stroll 2009. Show all posts

Sunday, December 6, 2009

Georgetown Christmas Stroll

Here are a few of my favorite shots from the Christmas Stroll in Georgetown. On my photography blog I have a handful more and the Flickr set. Here's the link to my other blog so you can enjoy just THAT much more of our hometown!
Passing out candy to spectators.
No, this isn't Wilder, but ain't he cute?!
Okay, I LOVE the kid in the middle. He was a hoot!
This boy scout brakes it down with his mad hoola-hoop skills.
At Bethlehem Village the townswomen shake their tail feathers and clap their hands for the Lord. It's a party town.
Spectators of the live Nativity play in Bethlehem Village. My question: Where's the 3rd king?

Saturday Morning



Chilly Saturday morning. Perfect for being lazy, pj-ed and covered in raspberry jam (at least for Wilder.) We later headed out to the annual Georgetown Christmas Stroll and have over 300 photos uploaded onto Flickr of the fun parade, neat local folks, booths, vendors and events of the day (well, from noon-3pm while we were there.) I'll post a few of my favorite shots next and include the link to the Flickr set.
Savannah begging for my scrambled eggs. "Down, girl. Sit! Okay, you can have my eggs."
Wilder's favorite nook (behind the fake Christmas tree is his runner up.)
Warm toes. I love SmartWool socks.
Wilder was telling me a story while I snapped pictures of him. He likes the camera.


Here are a few of the vendors from the Georgetown Christmas Stroll that I really enjoyed:

Baskets & More by Jackie Thomas
Georgetown, TX
basketsbyjackie@verizon.net

Handmade Baby Things by Jessica Kirk
j_akirk@yahoo.com

Barefoot Pottery
Denise Turner & Amy Warnock
Cedar Park, TX
barefootpottery@gmail.com

MD Cards & Gifts

*Carianne Jewelry*
(LOVED her stuff! Custom handstamped silver jewelry)
Carianne Schulte
I would love to order a necklace or bracelet or ring from her and have Wilder and Waverley printed on it. I nearly cried when I was imagining the possibilities and looking at her beautiful work.


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