Texas Renaissance Festival's Official Website .2004 marks the 30th anniversary of the largest faire in the country. The place was as big and grand as ever.
Sadly the weekend was also stormy, wet and muggy. I literally raced stormed clouds throughout that weekend. Despite that, I managed to capture several images.
For some reason a lot of what I archived were a lot of festive reveling and dancing. Go figure.
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
For information regarding the faire, check out the Texas Renaissance Festival's Official Website .
As Always... click on the image for a larger view...
 Some lovely court dancing |
 from all manner of folk |
 A well accessorized Marquis de Grunion, Loonie & Antonio de Armani looking on |
 Hats are quite the rage |
 The morning full of noble persons |
 An energetic number |
 The festivities are interrupted |
 by a well intentioned Don Quixote |
 For a fictional character he makes quite an impact |
 That is something evident |
 that comes across |
 to them |
 The royal family is perplexed on their arrival |
 One of the Dukes recounts the morning's collisions |
 For the first time at this faire The Bold & Stupid Men doing stupid sword tricks |
 Bolt providing a pre-show interlude |
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