12 May Travel Photo Thursday | Renaissance Faire
Today’s photo is from a local Renaissance Faire a few years back. It shows a musically inclined Scottish family performing for the crowd. I have to admit that the music was quite good and the girls’ footwork was impressive…..oh to be young again and be able to move like the wind….so I chose this pic because it brings a smile to my face when I look back on the day that was full of fun and merriment and the humongous turkey legs were quite tasty too!
This photo is part of the Travel Photo Thursday series which was started by Nancie M with Budget Travelers Sandbox.
Debbie Beardsley
Posted at 12:48h, 12 MayI love Scottish dancing and bagpipes! The music is infectious and makes me want to get up and move to the music. Great fun!
Renee
Posted at 08:03h, 13 MayI really enjoyed it and was halfway wishing that they had a cd for sale.
Leigh
Posted at 12:56h, 12 MayI have two left feet so I am always in awe of anyone who can dance – especially in public.Great shot.
Renee
Posted at 08:03h, 13 MayYeah, I wouldn’t have had the guts!
Muza-chan
Posted at 12:58h, 12 MayBeautiful photo 🙂
Renee
Posted at 08:03h, 13 MayThank you!
Laurel
Posted at 16:12h, 12 MayHow fun! I think anytime there’s bagpipes and Scottish dancing, you know it will be a good time 🙂
Renee
Posted at 08:02h, 13 MayAmen!
Cathy Sweeney
Posted at 17:03h, 12 MayFun memories. I haven’t been to a Renaissance Faire in years. You’ve inspired me to go again!
Renee
Posted at 08:02h, 13 MayYou should….the only complaint that I had was that it was so darn hot!
Nancie
Posted at 17:52h, 12 MayLove Scottish dancing, and you’ve caught them perfectly.
Renee
Posted at 08:02h, 13 MayThanks, Nancie!
Michael Figueiredo
Posted at 18:09h, 12 MayFun shot! My uncle (by marriage) is Scottish and wore a kilt to his wedding to my aunt. They even had bagpipes at the ceremony!
Renee
Posted at 08:01h, 13 MayBagpipes….definitely icing on the cake!
Kerry-Ann
Posted at 19:45h, 15 MayThis looks like so much fun, though I would gladly have given you any turkey legs! We lived in Scotland for a few months and I loved the traditional dances they held. Some of the dancers were brilliant.