Just added photos of our family booth during the Indian Summer Festival at the Woody Gap School in Suches, GA. The framed photos are by my nephew Eric. My mother made the doll clothes, the birdhouses by my dad and then we threw in some antiques. It was so windy and on the first morning of the show the top of tent had been blown half off. There's a hint of the mountains in the back ground. This school has the best view in Georgia.
My family and I are preparing for the Indian Summer Festival in Suches, GA. It's held the first weekend in October at the Woody Gap School. The school is surrounded by the stunning North Georgia mountain landscape. Lots of hokey fun such as clogging, hula hoop competitions and even a turkey shoot. This year I want to try something different and actually get a booth. I have many creative family members and will represent a collection of what they have to offer at the festival. I'll be bringing a few primitive antiques to the booth such as the wheel barrow I bought at the Flowery Branch Auction Monday night. I'll try to bring a good representation of tools that would have been used by early farmers in the Appalachian mountains. Sorry folks...my family not longer makes moonshine.
The birdhouses posted are my dad's work. He currently lives in Suches, Ga and occasionally attended Woody Gap School as a child. I think he invented truantcy.
(www. suches.com/festivalinfo.htm)
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