Angels along Journey 2019 stood 8-10 feet in air
2019-12-18 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Perhaps the bravest volunteers to make the Journey to the Manger appear real were the angels who stood on high pedestals. Barney Taylor, welding instructor at ACHS, lead the building of the angel stands the first year of the Journey presentation. There’s a foot stand and a belt to go around the waist under the costumes allowing for the angels to stand for three hours approximately 8 to10 feet up in the air above the little buildings. It was a chilling Journey. Comments | Permalink
2019-12-18 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Perhaps the bravest volunteers to make the Journey to the Manger appear real were the angels who stood on high pedestals. Barney Taylor, welding instructor at ACHS, lead the building of the angel stands the first year of the Journey presentation. There’s a foot stand and a belt to go around the waist under the costumes allowing for the angels to stand for three hours approximately 8 to10 feet up in the air above the little buildings. It was a chilling Journey. Comments | Permalink