Smithsonian folk life festival. What a great arch! Too bad all these structures are torn down after the festival. | Adobe arches are made by using a wooden form to lay the
blocks, and removing the form after the mortar sets up.
Check out the swami. This style of building is from Mali, a country in the Sahara desert. |
Appalachan guitar pickers. The music at these festivals is always good, and plentiful. You may even hear types of music you have never heard. |
Here a woman applys stucco
to an adobe building. |
An almost pollution free brick kiln, invented by a guy from Juarez, Mexico, using his own bricks and ground clay stucco. |
A Ranchera band | This Mexican artisan is just one of the thousands of things to see and do at the festival. |