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of attending.” On Sunday, the break on the busy afternoon. Megan Thurmont rejoiced and reclaimed its
Thurmont Historical Society’s Beer claimed that they look forward to streets. Vendors packed up. Buses
Garden provided a shaded oasis on the Colorfest activities every year as delivered tired shoppers back to
the eighty-degree afternoon. Adults an opportunity to get together with parking lots that were now sparse
took the opportunity to enjoy a their friends. with vehicles.
cold beer and try Josh Bollinger’s As five o’clock neared on Life started to return to normal in
Uncle Dirty’s BBQ. Robert Eyler and Sunday afternoon, crowds began the town, as the work to remove the
other Historical Society volunteers to dissipate, and the Town of rubbish from thousands of people
were upbeat about the outcome began. While cleaning up, the plans
of the weekend, and look forward began for the 55 Annual Catoctin
th
to bartending again next year. Colorfest.
Silas Phillips, Megan Setlock, and
Timothy and Brittany Renoylds
stopped by the beer garden to take a

Photos by Grace Eyler

Neighbors Skeeter and Willie watch the crowds
of people come and go during Colorfest in
Thurmont.
Sam Rada shows one of his
father’s book covers at their Get Your Event Noticed! Get Your Business
Thurmont’s Scott and Allen Haines are shown James Rada, Jr. Book Sale
at their Colorfest display. booth at Colorest. Noticed! Advertise in The Catoctin Banner!