More Fall at the Shrimp Fest

It seems that the theme on so many of the blogs that I've looked at this week have had fall posts. This past weekend at the Shrimp Festival in Gulf Shores you wouldn't really have known it was fall-most everyone was in shorts and cool clothes, and lots of people were on the beaches because the temperatures were still pretty warm.

For some reason, my camera seemed to be drawn to fallish arts and crafts. Here are a few things that I spotted that I really liked.

This first picture shows 'pokes' that are made to stick in pumpkins. There are tiny nails at the bottom of these little wooden painted shapes.
I really did like this wreath, and I think the price of 65 dollars was not too bad! It had been reduced...not sure what the starting price was. I really love the little squirrel peeking through the fall leaves!
This little scarecrow on a hay bale was at the same booth.
For all you recyclers out there-here are bird feeders made from old tires and screen.
Mississippi gardener Felder Rushing would love these pumpkin planters made from old tires. He has a tire tree in his garden!
And everywhere we went there were the cutest little girl fall outfits! We don't have a little girl, but I couldn't help taking this picture! We didn't see any little boy clothes!
I saw LOTS that I would like to have had, but didn't buy! Actually I didn't want to carry anything around and we had to park a good distance away. I did buy a CD with the Andes Flutes called Wind Rhythms-Pathways to Heaven. It is full of praise and worship songs. The flutist was performing Shout to the Lord when we were there, so that's the one I bought. It is really a beautiful collection of music. When we played it in the car, Cooper got so quiet..it's almost like he went into a trance! LOL

Thanks for stopping by and hope you have a great day!