India

It was an enormous tent filled chock full of stuff from all over India. We wandered up and down the aisles, looking and buying. Susan was intrigued by the patio furniture and the mirrors, but we ended up spending our money elsewhere. Come along and check out some of what we saw there:

The food choices were certainly colorful, but we chose not to indulge. I thought it was interesting that many of the stands used incense as a fly deterrent...

This is a pottery shop that colors its works with paint with a copper color, perhaps to make the finished product look like a metal product. When we passed by, these guys had a huge pile of small hanging oil lamps to work on. While we didn't end up getting an elephant, we did get a piece from here to hang in a corner that we've found is too dark for a plant.

The woodworking was the part of the exhibition that Dave liked the best. There was a ton of different types of things - from plain wood wall hangings to gaudily painted statues. The kids liked the things with colors while Susan preferred plain. I think any of these dancing elephants would look fantastic on the porch of the Rimini cabin!