Day five of my observations

This is the 5th day. I didn't get much but I got corrected about what I was doing wrong, so these are onli observations. By the way, it is a festival happening in town. It isn't the way you think it is with me, the deductionis and having a lot of people. Really there was too much. I do plan to go there tomorrow and the day after to get my observations.

Guy wearing a blue puffy vest, black t-shirt and trousers and white air-forces
Girl has an overly suffed white bag
Woman has a cheap purse and sunglasses
Girl had a blue-brown T-shirt with a star
2 girls, sisters both blonde and one is tall and mature, the other one is a child
Saw a cyan bear baloon
Girl had ripped bright brown jeans and a black bellyshirt or whatever
olred woman had a rose purse
Guy had a neon-green polo shirt and white teousers
Stylish little man with a red and white checked flannel shirt
Guy holding a fanta can in a plastic cup
Another stylish lil' dude
A group of generic white women wearing tight clothes and (sun)glasses
Guy is wearing a very bright orange pair of sporty shoes

This is all for today

Happy deducing!

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