Showing posts with label CeltFest 2012. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CeltFest 2012. Show all posts

Friday, September 7, 2012

Sue's CeltFest Photos


First day of CeltFest Camp
Back: Cara, Emma, Mackenzie, Camryn, Laurel and Catalina
Front: Thea, Jadyn, Jayne and Katelyn

Winners of the "Wacky Jig and Hornpipe" contest!

Morgan, Thea and Jadyn

Last day of CeltFest Camp

Jadyn and Owen

Out and about in Victoria.
Left: Laurel, Jadyn, Tyler, Catalina and Cara
Top right: Catalina, Cara, Jadyn, Laurel and Tyler
Bottom right: Laurel, Tyler and Jadyn

Sue says "We had to get a photo with this Courtney street sign!"
Tyler, Cara, Jadyn, Laurel and Catalina

At Victoria's Inner Harbour
Cara, Catalina, Laurel, Jadyn and Tyler

Tyler on the golf course; note the deer in the background

Sue submitted lots of photos yesterday from this past summer, including CeltFest, NAN's in Chicago, and Eire Born shows. Above are her CeltFest photos; thank you Sue! More of Sue's photos to follow in the coming days.

Tuesday, August 14, 2012

CeltFest Photos #2


Left: Laurel and Catalina. Top right: Cara and Anna.
Bottom right: Catalina and Anna

Left: Anna, Camryn, Laurel and Shannon.
Top right: Anna, Shannon and Camryn. Bottom right: Katelyn and Anna

Anna, Cara, Laurel, Catalina and Jadyn (front)

Laurel; Cara; Anna; Camryn; Jadyn; Mackenzie; Catalina

Animal sightings at CeltFest,
including orcas (top right) during the ferry trip home!

Thank you to Jennifer for this second batch of photos taken at CeltFest on Vancouver Island last month. See below for a few more of Jennifer's photos from Horsefly as well.

Monday, August 6, 2012

Celt Fest 2012

Cara, Emma, Mackenzie, Laurel, Camryn, Anna and Catalina.
On the ferry heading to Celt Fest 2012

Many thanks to Jennifer for this photo taken en route to Celt Fest in July.

I have a backlog of photos that were submitted during my absence, so please stay tuned over the next few days for photos from NAN's (Chicago), the Dance For Life Feis, the Harmony Arts Festival, Lonsdale Quay and the Steveston docks. Thank you for your patience!