Some of the many dozens of activity tents at CoastFest.

We had our usual spot, between the cool state parks fort people and their roaring cannons and Jim Sawgrass’ Native American tent. This year, though, my motor was humming all day to the beat of new neighbors—the African Drumming tent! On my other side, colonial cricket games kept me dodging balls. Thank goodness they didn’t break my new windshield!

Psst. Hey, I’m back here, behind the Native American tent!

But really, all this excitement aside, I was there to show people how fun and exciting archaeology can be, and how important it is to preserve sites! So once my handlers and many volunteers got me set up and put up our tent and all the hands-on activities, we were ready to greet the thousands of CoastFest visitors heading our way.

Let the games begin!

Everyone wants to see me!

Hey guys, they are only matching games…they won’t hurt you!

Standing room only!

Even cowgirls love archaeology! Until my next CoastFest rodeo, goodbye Diary!

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