Pie Week, Day 2

I was thinking about breaking down Pie Week for the blog here.  I got just enough interest in it from here and from Google+ that I decided to go for it.

Day 2:

Morning: Most people will probably sleep in a bit, followed by the awakening of those who need to get ready for a busy day. Vendors will set up around the archery site and the arena, mostly selling food, but also other local trinkets.

Archery events commence again around 1 in the afternoon in a field. Everyone has the morning to themselves.

Event 1: Archery - The Wild Boar Shot: A life-sized wild boar target will be partially obscured by high grass. The archer has to shoot from behind a tree at long range. Six sharp arrows are allowed.  Points: Body - 3, Head - 2, anywhere else - 1

Event 2: Archery - The Distance Shoot: This was a distance shot at a human-sized target different colors. The target was across a stream at long range. Six sharp arrows are allowed. Points: Gold (head shot) - 5, Red (body shot) - 4, Blue (right arm) - 3, Black (left arm) - 2, White (leg) - 1

Event 3: Blueberry Pie Cookoff!: Townsfolk were allowed to prepare any type of pie they wanted, as long as they used blueberry. The types of pie I included were traditional, lattice top, pie with cinnamon and sugar topping, cream pie, and spiced crumble pie.

Arena: Some circus performers arrived in town. They set up stage in the arena during the archery contests. After the other contests, viewers were entertained by high-wire performers, contortionists, jugglers, and tumblers.

Evening: One inn had an elf troubadour.

Night 1: Also uneventful