A Walk About Town: Train and Trade Day, & Cinco de Mayo

HOPE–This weekend was a busy one in Hope with several co-related events going on all day Saturday. Most were in walking distance of one another and participants and attendees traveled freely back and forth between them. There was the Train Day 5k run (see related article below), The BBQ-Rib Cook-off (see related article), bake sales, beanbag tosses, and a children’s interactive area with Bubble College (pictured) and Making Slime (pictured).

The Boy Scouts of Troop 5, dressed in traditional Boy Scout attire, were out and about attending many events including performing theĀ Flag Ceremony at the Cinco de Mayo Festival at the President William Jefferson Clinton Birthplace Home National Historic Site (pictured).

It was a beautiful Spring day and lots of people were out to participate, to sings and dance and cook and eat and throw some bean bags and make bubbles.

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Dancers ready to go. Almost.
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Chilling and grilling.
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Competition ready.
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Making bubbles.
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Jay Kopecky
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Scouts Joshua Henley, Leri Hall, and Andrew Withers
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Slime Champions Lynnley Whitlock and Livi Tyree training kids in making slime with Cobey Brinkmeyer just hanging out.
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Making bubbles with Girl Scout volunteer Rebekah Fulton.
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Mr. Norman of the Veteran’s Center Counciling
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Ribs almost ready to go from John Marshall.
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A serious smoker.
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Serving cool drinks at Cinco de Mayo.
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Everyone needs slime.
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Dancers at Cinco de Mayo.

 

 

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