Monument Harvest Festival, Oct. 9

Photos and captions by JoAnn McNabb

Below: Tattoo kachoo - Emily Adams gets sparkly face paint from Mary Dunne.

Below: Hay - Wanna Ride?

Below: Fiddle Dee Dee - The musical backdrop of a fine tune provides the perfect atmosphere for a beautiful day. Jody Adams plays the fiddle.

Below: Lookin' fine - Dreamy, the llama, still wearing fine attire from entry in the pet costume contest. Dreamy normally wears casual attire at the "Ears to You! Llama Ranch" in Larkspur.

Below: A Good Crop - Pumpkins are in. Which one do you like at the High Country Store?

Below: Awhile with Tile - The Saito family tries their hand at tile painting at 2-Watts Creative.

Below: Grandmamma I painted a llama - Paige Eckert shows the tile she painted at 2-Watts Creative. Her grandmother, Sue Smith, appreciates the craft.

Below: Leave it to Beaver - Yup, that's it's name. Beaver the llama lies down for awhile so the Saito children can see him better.

Below: Not so scary - Gayle Wade of Monumental Miniatures & Toys has a happy gathering of scarecrows at her store.

Below: Sinister greeter - Did you dare to come to the Festival? Maybe this scary fellow on Front Street scared you away.

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