Beau Middlebrook and Joyce Beatty reveal the new Isles of Capri sign that received the most votes, created by Tom Hamami, who created the serenity of a Capri sunrise.
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The world’s tallest leprechaun.
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Dick Devoe and Mike Massey head to Pelican Bend.
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Carts ready? Moving to The Island Gypsy!
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True Irish spirit.
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True Irish spirit.
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Frank Apuzzo with clear directions on his shirt.
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Kevin and Amanda Ray (center) and friends ready to move to the next pub!
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Kelly Sprigg, Chuck Puleri, Margot Puleri and Chuck Sprigg helped plan the event.
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The Middlebrook family is all in with spirit.
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From left: Debbie Giovanone, Deb Kaczmarczyk and Julie Al Tenbernd.
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The servers at the Gypsy were also in the spirit.
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Tristan Hurley and Kimberly Darr enjoy a few cold ones.
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Maurice and Scott Hunley.
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Brad and Lisa Nelson.
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Photos by Jory Westberry | From left: Rick and Nancy Lannen with Sue and Alan Senior traveled a long way to join the fun.
Saint Patrick’s Day has been celebrated on March 17th for decades with the wearin’ o’ the green, drinking green beer and pouring green dye into rivers to name a few traditions, however, Isles of Capri residents really know how to show their Irish spirit. There are costumes, including a prize for the best one, revelry, music, travel, uproarious laughter, Irish jokes, funny t-shirts, comradery, the best golf cart competition, a band, and the great reveal of the new Isles of Capri welcoming sign – all to celebrate and have fun with neighbors and friends.
Friends and neighbors began to fill the three “pubs” for the “Pub Crawl” before the event even started; what enthusiasm! The first stop on the Capri Boulevard Pub Crawl route was the Capri Fish House. Moving the people and golf carts to Pelican Bend was next on the Crawl. Then it was, Island Gypsy here we come! Soon it was time to move to Dolphin Point for music, dancing, announcements and more fun! The Elliott West Band, above the crowd on a trailer camouflaged by green balloons and Irish banners, was a hit!
The party continued past dark thirty, but this little leprechaun headed home for some much-needed rest after all the fun events on Isles of Capri.
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