Cambria Scarecrow Festival

  

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Contact: Shelley Holden
President, Cambria Scarecrow Festival
Phone: (818) 399-5319
Email: [email protected]

“The Very Thinvisible Man” created by Marion Twibell, sponsored by Caldwell Banker Kellie & Assoc, Audrey Killick. Photo by Scott Harrison
“The Myth, the Man, the Legend,” created by Gail Hammerschmidt, sponsored by Moonstone Beach Bar & Grill. Photo by Scott Harrison
“The Invisible Man & Family” created by Terri Pilot, refreshed by Patty Wallace Rixman, and sponsored by Coastal Pines Medical Group. Photo by Scott Harrison
“Quentin Thyme” created by Gail Hammerschmidt, sponsored by Ephraim Pottery. Photo by Scott Harrison
“Pari Medic” created by Gail Hammerschmidt, sponsored by Friends of Cambria Ambulance. Photo by Scott Harrison
“Mr. Funopoly” created by Patricia Flynn, refreshed by Jan Harris. This scarecrow is part of the Fun & Games exhibit in the West Village. Photo by Scott Harrison
“Leo,” left, created by Aerin Ginsberg, Angel Gonzalez & June Kuglin. “Mia,” created by Nicole Childs, Dominique Sloper & Daniela Torres, both sponsored by Pelican Inn. Photo by Scott Harrison
Left to right: “Demon KISS,” “KISSED in Space,” “Star KISSED,” and “KISS Kat.” All four scarecrows created by Kim Miller and sponsored by Ocean Point Ranch. Kaarin Simpson refreshed “KISSED in Space.” Photo by Scott Harrison
“Harey Bundini” created by Amy Marshall, sponsored by Paulia & Craig Ufferheide. Photo by Scott Harrison
“Funguy Gnome Dome,” created by Pam Carr, on display in San Simeon. Photo by Scott Harrison
“Fern of the Forest,” created by Terri Pilot, Amy Marshall & Susan Whitney, sponsored by Mary & John Nixon for friends of the Fiscalini Ranch Preserve. Hipstamatic. Photo by Scott Harrison
“Flossie Ann Brush” created by Gail Hammerschmidt, sponsored by Cambria Smiles. Photo by Scott Harrison
Fantastical Cove display of scarecrows in San Simeon. Photo by Scott Harrison
“A Little Gnome-Mance,” created by Susan Whitney, is part of the Fantastical Cove display in San Simeon. Photo by Scott Harrison
The Hay There straw car includes, from left, “Eye-Ris” created by Kim Miller; “Eye-Lean” created by Susan Whitney; “Lunesta” created by Susan Whitney & Patricia Flynn; “Zoomy” created by Susan Whitney and Judy Stokely; and “Autumn-Mobile” created by Susan Whitney & Judy Stokely. Photo by Scott Harrison
The iconic “Blowin” scarecrow, displayed at the corner of Highway 101 and Cambria Drive in Cambria, California, during the Cambria Scarecrow Festival. A version by Gil and Valerie Eastman was the 2010 Cambria Scarecrow Festival winner. Photo by Scott Harrison
“Autumn” found leaning against a palm tree in the West Village. This scarecrow was created by Lorraine Beckmann and sponsored by Shell Station. Photo by Scott Harrison

 

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