Monday, July 12, 2010

Ruby Tuesday Goes to the Summer Solstice Parade

I was in the Santa Barbara area visiting my daughter and daughter-in-law who live in Goleta and we attended the Santa Barbara Summer Solstice Celebration. This year the theme was" carnival" and the was lots and lots of rubies everywhere.

Enjoy and happy Ruby Tuesday, which is hosted by Mary. Every week, participants submit photos that contain a little or a lot or very mixed hues of ruby red. Check it out!










14 comments:

  1. I love these huge masks, It reminds me so much of the Soal Korea Olympics in that is something they did at that time. They are a lot of fun

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  2. That looks like an extremely fun parade.

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  3. You can almost hear the music and the laughter while looking at these pictures. There's something so much sweeter about gatherings and parades arranged by real people rather than the corporate sponsored events we hear of so much more often.

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  4. monkeys! spirals! hugs!





    Aloha from Hawaii, friend :)

    Comfort Spiral

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  5. Great shots. I particularly love the chimp! Looks like an amazing event.

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  6. You did get to attend a solstice celebration! Hurray! And the photos are fabulous!

    Jan

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  7. Lots of good Rubiness in these photos. They look lively and fun!
    Good stuff!

    Peace.

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  8. Gina..thanks for the visit and the humor, I needed some today. Would you please take the badge I have on my side-bar that is in memory of Bobbie. She loved Mother Nature and I wanted to honor her and to remember. And if you know more of her blogger friends, please pass it along for their blogs. Thanks Michelle

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  9. Even for a carnival this was colorful. Guess you had a good time there, free hugs and all.
    Great.

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  10. What a great way to celebrate the solstice!

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  11. How fun, I'd have loved to have been there!

    (I'm keeping my header photo around - otherwise it wouldn't be "Around the Island", right?)

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  12. Unique and fun rubies! Looks like lots of fun in the sun.

    My Ruby post was on my Photoblog which has always had the larger size photo - I love it but haven't switched on my main blog.

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  13. Ooooh!That looked like so much fun!I love all the photos.Especially the HUGS one!Happy Ruby Tuesday!My name is carly and I am a new follower!Peace!

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