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I must once more beg off writing up the European Vacation in order to tend other matters of great importance. Please enjoy more pictures from the Fairy Ball, though.
We poked back around the woodland trail in full darkness.
Here's the sort of path we were following by night.
And here we emerged onto the Court of the Fae, illuminated only by the overhead lights.
The Moon Grove looks even more remote in portrait mode.
They had something or other going nearly all the time, with the drawback being you couldn't avoid missing a lot of stuff.
Fairy lights in the darkness doing a very good job of being the trail.
Moon Grove as the wedding dancing was going on and, you can see, they were bringing out the light sabers!
Meanwhile here's a woman demonstrating fire dancing moves.
That's an exciting event!
Swinging the flames around some.
Yes, there's fire-swallowing.
And some dancing with the fire.
Trivia: Two of the final projects of Terry Toons were Saturday morning cartoon pilots: The Ruby Eye of the Monkey God, a jungle-adventure cartoon, and Sally Sargent, about a 16-year-old secret agent girl. Source: Terry Toons: The Story of Paul Terry and his Classic Cartoon Factory, W Gerald Hamonic.
Currently Reading: Empire of the Sum: The Rise and Reign of the Pocket Calculator, Keith Houston.
