WOMAD We went to the WOMAD music festival in Marymoor Park. There we met Grace and Gary Burd and their daughter Hannah, and Mei Poon. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Hannah puts sunglasses on me. After some practice, she got pretty good at putting sunglasses on herself and other people. |   Hannah having fun with her mom Grace | Gary and Grace |   The main stage before the Peter Gabriel performance | Peter Gabriel, as seen on a picture taken through binoculars. |   Folks twirling colored cloth with a weight on them. It's the latest thing at these kind of festivals. | Getting a cucumber facial for free at the festival |   These punks stood out amidst the majority of more hippie style festival-goers. | The main entrance gate to Womad. |   Selling hash pipes close to the camping area. | We were hoping to see a real Grateful Dead parking lot type scene in the Womad camping area, but everyone was at the festival, so it was very quiet. Some of the vehicles were interesting, though. |     These long ribbons on flexible poles were used to make colorful patterns in the sky, like writing in cursive. | These dancers on the outskirts of the crowds did a very unique, highly personalized and spacey dance. |   Earlier in the day we made a quick trip to the Bellevue Art Festival. They have some high quality arts and crafts there. Too bad it's in a parking garage. | | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||