Road Star Productions' Official Site
On Thanksgiving weekend, my friends and I spent the day in downtown Austin watching the 16th annual Chuy's holiday parade which is used to raise
toys for children. A noble idea and not too shabby of an event. This was followed by the 11 annual Victorian Christmas on Sixth Street Festival. A moderate size event that had some good elements
and potential to be on par with the bigger street fests. While we did find some enjoyable parts, the event still falls a little short on the christmas atmosphere and more so on the victorian.
The previous description and all these wonderful images are brought to you by Frank Hui. Because of his devotion, I have nothing to add. --Robyn Sotherby
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 On Sixth Street the Driscoll Hotel |
 Medicine man Dr. Willie Gettbedder |
 Kids enjoying him and Austin the Armadillo |
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 The falconer with Zulu, a Russian Stepps eagle |
 Now with Horton |
 Here is Harriet in action |
 Now where'd she go? |
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 The Capital City Highlanders |
 This saloon girl engaging this child |
 The local sheriff |
 They're all part of the wild west show |
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 The falconer feeding this vulture some quail |
 Coolest thing we saw was this spray paint artist |
 A quick way of drying off a finished piece |
 Well someone's in the spirit |
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 For those who get tired of walking |
 Rick and Regan |
 She and I were the only patrons dressed up |
 A rare Christmas moment with the Austin Girls Choir |
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