In this photograph taken on Monday, June 22, 2009, Anna Jennett, a familiar presence around Sea Cliff, also known as "the walking lady" or the "the hat lady" displays some of the posters she has made in Sea Cliff, N.Y. Jennett will be the "Golf Queen" for the Sea Cliff golf tournament, which is part mini-golf and part neighborhood tour: the thirty-six holes are in public parks, private yards, and even through a neighbors enclosed courtyard. All the proceeds from the whimsical tournament will go to the local library and fire department. AP Photo logo AP Photo 4 months ago

In this photograph taken on Monday, June 22, 2009, Anna Jennett, a familiar presence around Sea Cliff, also known as "the walking lady" or the "the hat lady" displays some of the posters she has made in Sea Cliff, N.Y. Jennett will be the "Golf Queen" for the Sea Cliff golf tournament, which is part mini-golf and part neighborhood tour: the thirty-six holes are in public parks, private yards, and even through a neighbors enclosed courtyard. All the proceeds from the whimsical tournament will go to the local library and fire department.

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