The local school children dress up and take part in Maypoles, furry dancing and street parades.
At the Golden Harvest Quilt exhibition I ran into Judy a fellow crafter and quilter. Although she now resides in the south east of SA she returns for events on the Yorke Peninsular. Judy has a great sense of humour, her "family tree", pictured.

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And were you all dressed up too?
I was going to ask what the pompoms on the family tree represented but I think I've worked it out - gum blossoms.
Now I didn't think of that! It was just a way to use up some preknitted yarn which had been in the cupboard for years,
And no, Melissa wasn't all dressed up when I saw her, but I was!
Judy B
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