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For some reason, the organizers of the Asheville Zombie Walk have a knack for scheduling it on the same day as other area events. The last time they held a zombie walk, which attracted about 700 participants (and which got it shut down the next year for not having a parade permit), it coincided with a major political rally. This ended hilariously, because the pundit speaking at the Asheville Civic Center was from a political party not known for its ability to appreciate... "unusualness" in the human condition. Thus, when my friends and I hit the streets in our green makeup and stage blood, and then went to a Denny's afterward that was thronged with members of said political party, we made a splash. Asheville is an odd place, and those political party members, most of them from various small towns in the region, were definitely giving thought to that reputation. They looked quite frightened, in fact.
Anyway, this year the zombie walk -- parade permit in severed hand -- is back on. And this year it coincides with some sort of crystal power vortex... thingy.
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...And naturally various gurus and Native American shamans will be on hand. As well they should be. You don't want this kind of thing spiralling out of control. It would also not surprise me in the least to learn that the area witch covens, of which there are many, will have representatives on hand. This event is taking place in Pack Square, just up the hill from their last major victory, wherein they danced around a 150-year-old magnolia tree threatened by development and cast spells on it and eventually ended up getting the developer to drop the plans for the high-rise he'd planned to build on the site. The magnolia tree in question is located just to one side of City Hall, if you were interested.
So yeah... weird here. I love it.
For some reason, the organizers of the Asheville Zombie Walk have a knack for scheduling it on the same day as other area events. The last time they held a zombie walk, which attracted about 700 participants (and which got it shut down the next year for not having a parade permit), it coincided with a major political rally. This ended hilariously, because the pundit speaking at the Asheville Civic Center was from a political party not known for its ability to appreciate... "unusualness" in the human condition. Thus, when my friends and I hit the streets in our green makeup and stage blood, and then went to a Denny's afterward that was thronged with members of said political party, we made a splash. Asheville is an odd place, and those political party members, most of them from various small towns in the region, were definitely giving thought to that reputation. They looked quite frightened, in fact.
Anyway, this year the zombie walk -- parade permit in severed hand -- is back on. And this year it coincides with some sort of crystal power vortex... thingy.
A quote:
Quoth the article
So yeah... weird here. I love it.
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