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This archival blog, covering the years before, during, and after my owning Stompers Boots is a big salute and...
THANK YOU
to all the inside boot crew staff and the outside family of friends who made this journey some of the best years of my life!
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The Backyard Parties—Introduction
"The absolute best part of the Folsom Street Fair was the party at Stompers! The Fair is just not the same without it."
—LF
Stompers had BBQ parties in my backyard behind the store every year since the shop opened in 1996. These became a regular for many boot lovers and a great break from the jammed crowds during the Dore Alley and Folsom Fair. The galleries that are shown here are somewhat helter-skelter as there are so many shots for all those years. Thus, you will see different years and parties that became clumped in and out of sequence.
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Mike McNamee, the web team and this website have absolutely no connection to the current ownership of Stompers Boots.
Stompers Archives: 1978‑2011
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