The clouds had moved off for the most part as the system moved East, leaving only a few stragglers.   The Sun shine was a welcome sight, making the dance floor shine with all the added water from the rain.  Here is a shot of Powder Paradise, which had been given a very nice till for the morning crew.  The corn was prime for the very first run, and consistent turns felt luxurious top to bottom.  Traffic was light for the first part of the morning, but folks began rolling in as the morning progressed.  Regulator had a bit of a breakable crust on it that made it a bit tricky until the traffic broke the lens, after which the sugar was delightful.  It was a very festive day with folks arriving in costume and flair to celebrate these last days of the season.  The melt off is obvious now, but the cover remains good top to bottom, however, you will have to be aware of the changes.   Here is a shot taken from the chair that seems something of a Non Sequitur.   Tomorrow, look for another great day to get the last of the season.  There will be lots of fun, and a bit of pond skimming on lower Anderson’s Hill, which has a small opening to the water.  Entertainment is on tap on the Plaza, so be sure to hang out for the Plaza Party.  Here is a shot of the fun, with Backwash providing the groove for the folks.  See you there for the early runs and the best of the day.  Syrup won’t stop ‘EM!!

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