This guy's van was parked next to about a hundred fancy antique hot rods. At first I assumed it was for sale, but now I think the sign was just for laffs.
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Saturday, September 06, 2008
Ligonier Marshmallow Fest
This guy's van was parked next to about a hundred fancy antique hot rods. At first I assumed it was for sale, but now I think the sign was just for laffs.
Slush/ No Slush
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Did they have marshmallows? Any pictures?
I've wanted to go to that and have not made it yet. Any hints there about the origin of marshmellows?
That part's funny--I neglected to mention it. Here is the only evidence we saw of marshmallows there:
1. A man in the distance in a marshmallow costume, walking alone down a street, oblivious to a kid following him that he couldn't see because of the bulk of his costume.
2. Two bags of marshmallows lying in the street.
3. Some, maybe 20-30, tiny, cocoa-sized marshmallows sprinkled on the grass in a park.
I guess it was more about the spirit of marshmallows than about the actual kind.
Did you look at the schedule before you went because it looks more fun than the three rivers fest: bed race, festival queen pagent, euchre tourney, marshmallow bake-off. Maybe you just went at the wrong time...
That's a good point, and, come to think of it, I think that we might even have been in the wrong town, too.
That would explain a lot, but not all, of it.
Funny. Are you going to the Auburn Street Fair too? Cause we are.
Man, I hope you were in the wrong town because that marshmallow suit guy just became even more awesome.
We have not attempted the Auburn Street Fair yet. It sounds dangerous.
Let us know what night you're going.
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