Christina Lake Homecoming 2012

July 24th, 2012 11 Images

Les Folles Jambettes and their willing victims pose for a photo after the show. Photo Erin Perkins.

Bust a move! Bob Dupee was one of three men the ladies of Les Folles Jambette convinced to dress up and show off their showgirl moves during the evening BBQ. Photo Erin Perkins.

Cynthia Howard, of the Christina Lake Luminosity fire spinning troupe taught the young and young at heart how to find their inner dancer during a demonstration at the community hall. Photo Erin Perkins.

Ken Wiesner, a wood carver from Christina Lake, did some carving demonstrations. Wiesner owes much of his carving inspiration from workshops he has participated in in Yuma, Arizona. Photo Erin Perkins.

Food, crafts, art, clothes and even a petting zoo attracted both tourists and Christina Lake residents to the Homecoming events. Photo Erin Perkins.

Despite there be no power, the annual pancake breakfast went off without a hitch thanks to cook volunteers like Ron Legare, left, Ken Stewart and Casy Sykes. Photo Erin Perkins.

Lucyna Lenart, 19 months, enjoyed petting the ducks during her visit from Calgary, Alberta. Photo Erin Perkins.

Father and son team up for an enchanting duet during the community BBQ. Photo Erin Perkins.

Summertime Christina Lake resident, Kyle Cernenkoff, got his cancan girl moves down well enough to win the contest during the Les Folles Jambette performance. Photo Erin Perkins.

Dylan Hughes, five, of Airdrie, Alberta played an impromptu game of hop scotch. Photo Erin Perkins.

Grand Forks Rotarians David Pehota and Lynne Burch served up their famous kettle corn. Photo Erin Perkins.

Despite the storm and power outage, Christina Lake residents pulled out all the stops for yet another successful Homecoming, Saturday, July 21.

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