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Storybook Santa at Fauntleroy Schoolhouse 2018

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Santa is Christmas! Gail Ann Photography and Fauntleroy Schoolhouse are pleased to present Photos with Santa on Saturday, December 8 and Sunday, December 9 from 9am -4pm

We invite you to stay local and experience the magical joy of Christmas in West Seattle’s iconic Fauntleroy Schoolhouse.

Children of all ages will experience the wonderment of everything Christmas as they are welcome to explore under the tree and most important, share their Christmas wish list with Santa!

Bring the kids dressed in their pj’s or better yet have the whole family come in pjs! Dress up in your holiday best or come as you are! Dogs and cats are no stranger to Santa either!

Ten Minute visits with Santa:
1-5×7 $30
2-5×7 & 4 wallets  $40
4-5×7 & 8 wallets  $50
Digital download of entire Session (no prints)  $50
*Once again 20% will be donated to the Fauntleroy Community Service Agency (FCSA).

Limited sessions available – email today to make an appointment!

 

In search of Eagles
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In search of Eagles

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It was a cool and misty day as we headed north to the Skagit Valley in search of the majestic eagle. Waters ran high but we managed to find an older eagle resting above a pond just off the shoulder of the road. He seemed to know we were watching and ‘posed’ as if on cue. We also found majestic vistas worth a shot or two.

Polish Home Association

How many Pierogi can you eat?

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This year’s Pierogi Festival was a first of it’s kind for Dom Polski.  Dancing, singing and eating took to the streets as the parking lot was turned into a staging area for wonderful performances by the Polonez dance troupe from Vancouver BC; Seattle’s own Polish Choir – Vivat Musica and Mlodzi Polanie youth group; plus White Eagle folk group  from Victoria BC.  This year there was all you could eat Pierogi plus potato pancakes (my favorite!), stuffed cabbage, kielbasa and bigos.  Guests could dine in the polish hall or sit outside and listen and dance to the fine entertainment.  For those who worked up a thirst the Beer Garden was a major attraction. The weather was just perfect for this wonderful Polish cultural event.  To view all the images just click here.

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