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Taken this afternoon in historic Jacksonville, Oregon. Several times a year, some of the residents of Jacksonville don costumes to celebrate one holiday or another. This weekend, it's a Victorian Christmas celebration & these carolers were entertaining the crowd on this street corner.
I was standing on the diagonally opposite corner & had to wait several minutes for cars to stop passing & for pedestrians who were blocking my view, but finally got a brief window to take this shot. Behind them, you can see the Boomtown Saloon, a local hangout & a very old Levi Strauss ad painted on the brick wall...
Merry Christmas, Season's Greetings & Happy Holidays to all you Renderositarians out there. And don't forget to zoom...
Comments (14)
jayfar
An excellent picture and I particularly like the mother squatting down with her child.
sharky_
Merry Christmas. Aloha
sossy
a wonderful capture of old times with all the lovely costumes! one woman in front looks like a dwarf! ;o)
ArtistKimberly
Beautiful Shot,
Faemike55
Great capture the lady front and center doesn't look too pleased
sandra46
WONDERFUL CAPTURE, MERRY CHRISTMAS!
alanwilliams
and they are looking very authentic
CarolusB
nicely seasonal
auntietk
Now all they need is a bit of snow and the sound of sleigh bells. Wonderful!
MrsRatbag
A beautiful capture! And yes, snow would make it perfect ;p Worth the wait for traffic to clear, you did well here.
Hendesse
These people appear to have come from another time. Superb shot!!
pimanjc
Quaint.
Celart
Great capture
danapommet
What a special group photo and Victorian costumes to fit this time of year! A delightful seasonal capture and three cheers for the carolers!