Day one of the Lakeshore Art Fair is complete. As I often do for this event, I'm spending the night with author friend Jean.
See link below if you don't remember Jean. She often takes a chicken to events. She mainly writes Sco-Fi, but she now has three children's books about chickens.
She has quite a menagerie at her house. This is Jack the India Runner Duck. If you are friends with Jean, you might remember when handsome Jack was just a fluffy duckling.
Jack is friends with Lucy Goose.
The big excitement of the day is that her chicken Laya, who often goes to shows, has been sitting on eggs. Two of them hatched this morning. This one may be an "ordinary" chicken.
This one will be a Silkie, with the naked neck and a sort of pom-pom hairdo.
Jean also has a flower bed she is trying to reclaim. These huge hostas got weeded, and they gained a woven fence since a tree came down earlier this year thanks to the wind.
And this border looks good. It's a huge job to reclaim a garden on a hill that hasn't been cleaned in a while. I know!
Tomorrow we go sell books again. I thought you'd rather see this than more pictures of vendor tents. I certainly don't find those very exciting any more.
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