| Where the men are good-looking; the women are strong; and, the children are above average. The photo above are supporters of our "Lake County Folk Festival" the "Lake Eustis Sailing Club." The Sailing Club was busy from morning until late afternoon. They provide another unique reason to watch and enjoy. |
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| Mr. Black was set up in the gazebo to paint. First he had to sign some books and take some photos with people. Then interested people gathered to watch in amazement as Al completed a painting. |
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| The beauty of the day in Eustis was enhanced by (above the outdoor performance area), the Alice McLelland Memorial and to the right the town fountain. Both are gorgeous aganist the sky and Lake Eustis. |
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| At times the crowd was large; however, there was always the interested population who did not leave. The first painting was a mellow tropical sunset scene. |
| The second painting is a beach scene inspired by Lake Eustis. Here is the painting with Al and Virginia Barker. | After being the tourists we went to the Lake Eustis Institute museum to view the Highwaymen exhibit. At the gallery was Al Black's landscapes to be auctioned Oct. 21st. Sunday. Some of the images of the paintings are below. |
| Had to show this. It is touching to all of us. It too is a beautiful monument with Lake Eustis as the background. Eustis is a beautiful American town. We enjoyed the day. |
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