Dirty Dan Days - April 2007 Photo Gallery

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Day 1 of the 2007 Dirty Dan Days. Highlights include face painting, games on the Village Green, the Gallus Brothers, Feed 'n Seed bluegrass string band, the Quickdraw String Band, the Dirty Dan Harris look alike contest, a pie eating contest, and the best dressed dog contest. Photos by John Meloy.

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The Village Green and Village Books building. And perfect weather.

Some of the Ladies of the Evening along with Dirty Dan and artist Rick Bulman enjoying a quiet moment on the steps of the stage. Taimi Gorman is eyeing Rick's salmon.

The Ladies of the Evening Society gather around the statue of Dirty Dan Harris.
Front Row left to right: Liz Davis as Miss Lizzie Rose; Lauren Taylor as Miss Sadie Thompkins; Kitty Todd as Miss Kitty; and Diane Phillips as Miss Dora Reno.
Back row left to right; Kris Johnson as Miss Ursula Boyd; Alice Maurey as Alice of the Palace; Taimi Gorman as Madame Lillie Hill; Terry Selene as Mademoiselle Camille.
The madam names are from real Fairhaven Madams of the 1800s.
photo by Tim Chandonnet.

10th and Harris - photo by Ray Dunn

The streets are full of food vendor booths and people enjoying the some great eats.

Jacob reading his poem under the watchful eyes of the queen and her court.

Waiting for the arrival of the Queen and her court. And hoping for rain. Chuck Robinson of Village Books was the Master of Ceremonies. He did an outstanding job which means someone else will do it next year.

From left, Genevie, Jenny Sue and Tara next to the groaning tables loaded with fresh fruit and health snacks. These three did the organizational work and management of the run and walk. Superb job.

Shawn, the winner of this year's race, on the Taylor Avenue Dock about a half mile from the finish.

The finish area, with Steve Roguski - far left - of Fairhaven Runners with the microphone announcing the runners names as they cross the line. All runs were electronically timed.

Ready for the start on Harris Avenue with Bellingham Bay at the end of the street.

Up Harris and rounding the corner onto 11th Street in Fairhaven. This is the heart of the historic district.

And up 11th Street the 600 plus runners go, past Village Books. The overall course is very level.

Kyle of Bornstein Seafoods on the left is assisted by Rick as they grill and serve the salmon.

Serving cake and a choice of which you prefer.

A full course meal included corn on the cob, coleslaw, roll and butter, salmon and cake for desert. Plus a soft drink.

The pergola was filled with artists and crafts persons.

The two organizers of this new-old event were Anne of Artesano's and Cathy Lee of Southside Trends. We thank them

The ticket table where you can also buy the Fairhaven Tshirts and get a greeting from Tracie of The Bunch.

The Dagwoods played the afternoon through.
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