Residents of the baking hot desert cities to our south probably make up most of the visitors, enjoying somewhat cooler temperatures under the huge leafy trees on the plaza.
Local buskers show off their musical talents as they try to fill up an instrument case with donations.
Adding to the "state fair" atmosphere are the food booths, filling the air with savory aromas.
But it's not all burgers, barbecue and tamales. This year some newcomers have sprouted up to satisfy different tastes.
In the crowd of ballcaps and sun hats and sandals, some people are maintaining their individualism.
It's a fun day but all this walkin' and gawkin' makes a fellow tired.
I think I'll head for home and a nap.
Good idea?
I'm sure you picked the salad or the buffalo over those other high cal offerings.......
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun, and some nice boots.
Didn't eat a bite, Mike.
DeleteIdea for a food booth-"Prescott Prickly Pear Pie"...
ReplyDelete"You just keep thinkin', Butch, that's what you're good at."
DeleteYou're a braver man than I ! Best time on The Square is 7 am on a weekday!
ReplyDeleteNot sure I'd care for the temperatures, but it looks like a festive day. The food vendors were especially appealing!
ReplyDeleteI did that a few weeks ago with Judy and thoroughly enjoyed myself. I didn't buy anything but I love walking around the square and taking in the sights.
ReplyDeleteI'm up for the Hawaiian shaved ice.
ReplyDeleteLooks about right. Good shots of those hatted people too.
ReplyDeleteMolly doesn't look so jolly under his tamale sign!
ReplyDeleteHe was cheerier a bit later when business picked up.
DeleteThat San Francisco chocolate stand really grabbed my attention.
ReplyDeleteI'll take a samosa & some chocolate please! Love the music sample and I WANT THOSE BOOTS!
ReplyDeleteIt must have been warm.
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