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Fall into Milton Festival was fun for all
Evan Cobb takes advantage of the pumpkin decorating booth at the Fall into Milton Festival. BY DENY HOWETH
November 14, 2013
Some spitting rain did not deter the crowds who came to Milton's October fall festival. Kids crafts, food items and vendors shared the corner of Magnolia and Union streets for an all-day festival.
Evan Cobb takes advantage of the pumpkin decorating booth at the Fall into Milton Festival. BY DENY HOWETH
Lorraine Wasserman has her face painted by Libby Zando to match her "Cats" outfit. BY DENY HOWETH
Brittingham's Produce brought fall vegetables to the festival. BY DENY HOWETH
Audrey Winner has her face painted like a cat. BY DENY HOWETH
Milton Garden Club member and Holly Festival Chairman Sandy Winterbottom arranges wreaths at the garden club booth. BY DENY HOWETH
Nana's Delites pastry chef Becky Woolman presents her cherry pie, which is in danger of selling out. BY DENY HOWETH
A bag full of magic puppets stands by ready for action. BY DENY HOWETH
Gail Ament takes a sniff of billy goat breath soap at the Fresh n' Fancy goat milk soap stand. BY DENY HOWETH
Emma Scoda, Kyli Doyon Baridon and Kearah Andrews learn from Miki Mâthê how a machine can make rope. BY DENY HOWETH
