THE 1999 SCARBOROUGH RENAISSANCE FAIRE
        PART 2
        by Frank Hui



        Each new season I attend any faire, I usually manage to find something that just immediately grabs my attention. Usually, it's an act or a comedy bit. This year, it was a new crafter to the faire, the Bristlecone Pine Company owned by David L. Spiesman, Jr. He handbuilds the most original furniture using dead wood from bristlecone pine trees. Pictured here are examples of a king-size bed (photo, left) and a billiard table that took two to three years to create (photo, below). If you wish to find out more about his product, check out his web site here.


        At faire, you can usually find people indulging in their own, "created" fun. Such was the case with my friends, Kyle and Bobby, playing chess (photo, right). Kyle won three games. Of course it helps when passerbys tell you what moves to make!







        And speaking of indulging, you can find the mayor taking pleasure in feeding the ladies fruit in spite of his life being threatened (photo, below). He seems to have quite the sensuous touch!

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        Standard Disclaimer: This webpage is strictly an *Unofficial* look at the Scarborough Renaissance Faire held near Waxahachie, Texas since 1981. The author of these pages is in no way, shape, manner or form connected with the Scarborough Renaissance Faire, SouthWest Festivals, Inc., the town of Waxahachie and/or any of the sponsors associated with this event. All opinions expressed are strictly this author's own. Unless noted otherwise, all photographs are copyright ©1999 by Frank Hui.

        This page created 21 May 1999
        This page updated 02 September 2007