BERKELEY SPRINGS, W.Va. - The 35th annual Apple Butter Festival kicked off Saturday in Berkeley Springs.
Many attended the festival to buy apple butter and eat country ham sandwiches and funnel cakes.
The Pleasant View Community Center will sell about 180 gallons of apple butter at the festival, said Virginia Hessler, who was running the booth along with Carol Santmier.
"People will stand in line to buy it," Hessler said.
"We sell out every year," Santmier said.
There were other attractions at the event, including vendors and a tattoo artist.
Hannah Reed, 12, a student at Warm Springs Middle School, was happy she found Black 'n Blue Temporary Tattoos and got an airbrushed tattoo on her ankle.
It will last up to two weeks, said Dina Colada, the airbrush artist. Most of her customers are about 11 years old, she said.
