Pictures From The Festival

Here are some of the booths present at this years festival.

Apprentices and family members of Live Power Community Farm shared melons and information on live power farming. They also helped to raise money for the Eel River Charter School by selling fresh pressed apple juice and baked goods.
		North American Herbs, an organic herb cultivation group in the valley was there selling some products and distributing information. Devora and Jeanine Ellsworth helped man the booth. Devora is a local homeopathic healer. Jeanine, a massage therapist, was also giving massages at another booth during the weekend.
		Covelo Organic Vegetables and Flowers featured Tom Palley's fresh vegetables along with fresh and dried flower bouquets. Nina is pictured on the right selling organic vegetables from this local farm.

	Claudette Britton, Lucinda Newell, and Crystal Britton had a busy weekend making Indian Tacos at one of the most popular booths.
The Indian Taco line was ever present, meandering into the center of the festival grounds.
	The Blackberry Festival booth hosted its annual wine tasting, and sold tee-shirts with the Blackberry Festival Logo. Joe Gauder is pictured here socializing with volunteers Mary Lou Mileck and Andrew McCullough.
Glenda McFaddin at the Eel River Watershed FORUM booth which displayed pictures and information.
	Rainbow Snavely models a silver beaded necklace,her own creation. She and her sisters sold their beaded jewelry at the festival. They also starred at the Reggae Dance Party Saturday night at the Legion Hall.