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hattie@netcom.com (Susan Hattie Steinsapir) wrote:

>There were two music stands about a block apart.  One featured Mexican
>music, mariachi - sort of - but it was lively, at least.  

You must have been there while the good performers were playing.  I don't
think I've ever heard a worse band than the one which was playing around 
7pm. 

>Food?  Nowhere near as many offerings as last year.  No iced tea.  No
>shaved ice.  No ice cream.  No watermelon stand. They did have lamb rib
>BBQ.  Instead of last year's all-you-can-eat for 3.99$, you got 9 burnt
>riblets for 2.99$. 

I think that "The Fancy Lamb" had iced tea - at least someone ordered it 
and was given a dark brown liquid.  And the ice cream/computer repair 
place probably had ice cream.

I had some lamb slices at "The Fancy Lamb" and a sandwich at the Wool 
Growers stand.  Both were pretty good, although the first place was 
amazingly disorganized. 

All in all, the Festival wasn't terrible, but it also wasn't worth 
going back to. 


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Jack Hamilton    jfh@acm.org    
Sacramento, California   USA
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