For some reason, the Castles in the Sand event seems to be held every year on the chilliest Saturday in May.
But for many other reasons, no one cares.
Peter Cadoux judging one of the contest entries. (Photo/Jeff Wieser)
It’s one of the most intriguing events on the civic calendar.
It brings a variety of Westport organizations — plus families and friends — to Compo Beach for good-natured competition.
And it’s fun.
Animals were a theme this afternoon at Compo Beach. (Photo/Jeff Wieser)
This year, approximately 40 “lots” were sold.
That’s a lot of sand. A lot of creativity. And a lot of much-needed funds for Homes With Hope, the non-profit that does so much housing good, for so many.
The most colorful creation, by far.
Relaxing after building an intricate ziggurat.
I have no idea what this is. But the kids who made it seem to be having a blast.
It was cold at Compo today — and, in a way, “Frozen.”
The Greens Farms Church’s lighthouse: intricate, clever and very well constructed.