Hi All,
This morning's program was dedicated to the unusually shaped balloons. We had seen many already and wondered if we would see any new ones. You bet; there were lots of new ones. Our only disappointment was that many just inflated on the ground but never took off. Still, it was a great sight. We even bought a program to learn all the names.
Red Bird- Unlike Darth Vader, the owner of this balloon does not have permission to use the copyrighted name so Woody Woodpecker is just "Red Bird"


Sea Fantasy- this was one of the most complex balloons. The main section is an octopus. There's a fish on the right side, a seahorse on the left and two dolphins on the back.


Reach for the Stars. Sponsored by the Make A Wish Foundation, this balloon depicts a boy in a wheelchair, reaching for a star. This was one of our favorites; it would have been great to see it fly.
Love,
Sandy & Carl
Sandy & Carl
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Photographed and sent from Carl's iPhone
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