|
|
The MetroMobile nearly groaning under the weight of our jockeybox and 6 kegs of beer, we hit the road early on the morning of June 28th. Luckily, there was just enough room for a change of clothes and our toothbrushes. |
|
 |
the Dugg, starring in the roll of the Driver |
Our hostess, Margaret. She didn't share her applesauce with us, but she did let us crash on her pull-out couch. |
 |
|
Dedicated drinkers George and Barb Pavliscak were kind enough to attend the party in their Metro t-shirts. Luckily, they take payment in beer. |
|
As you can imagine, we respect a clever way of despensing beer. Behold, Furthermore paid homage to the landscaping business which existed in the barn before it was turned into beer-party nirvana by using the old sign as a tap tower. Beautiful! |
 |
|
|
As great parties often do, this one started spilling outside almost immediately. |
|
|
Boheme 66 made me think "The Stooges" a few times. As such, I love them. |
Old Panther... seriously. You just needed to be there. Loud, grindy guitars and bass; feverish, witty keyboard; all churned up with chest-thumping, razor-sharp drumming. Bliss. |
|
|
The 39th Annual Spring Green Arts and Crafts Fair was happening the same weekend. This was our late-night stroll home. Spooky and arty! |
|
| Back to news page |
 |
