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Flipping for the Renaissance Faire

October 12, 2010 12:00 am • Last Updated: October 12, 2010 9:57 am

Men in Kilts contestant Jeremiah Haskell does a back flip off the stage over the judges Monday at the opening of the competition at the Connecticut Renaissance Faire in Hebron. The fair, which runs weekends through October 24th, was open Monday for the Columbus Day holiday.

A Men in Kilts contestant does a back flip off the stage over the judges Monday at the opening of the competition at the Connecticut Renaissance Faire in Hebron. The fair, which runs weekends through October 24th, was open Monday for the Columbus Day holiday.

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