Signs, Tours, and a Feast

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One of the joys of Deck Day is that it has created its own community. Our friends and family gather from various places near and far and create their own relationships! Deck Day has become an annual reunion of friends. One of the traditions is to post balloons and signs to direct those not familiar with the way to our place. Another is tours of our T@B but this year we’re sharing the joy with Amanda who brought her own T@B to the party. And of course the main tradition is the sharing of food provided by everyone. In total this year we were thirty-four party goers! A big thank you to everyone who weathered the tropical storm and made this one of the best Deck Days ever!

Not to mention some great jam sessions!

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