The third annual Watoga Art in the Park last weekend featured artists selling their work and sharing their skills. Top photo, woodturner Stan Cook demonstrates the use of a lathe in making a candleholder. Cook was one of several craftsmen who set up educational stations for the event. Bottom photo, Carter Faulknier, of Marlinton, displayed his fly tying skills and sold some flies to visitors. Faulknier began tying flies three years ago. S. Stewart photos
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