Hubby suggested we go. It was on Lombardy Fairgrounds, on the Victoria Day long weekend. By Sunday afternoon I was so tired, stiff and creaky from gardening, I thought a break would be good. It was a grand party, on a hot weekend and it was good to be indoors for a piece. The music is fun. You can go to their web pages and hear it, if you are so inclined. I don't know how that works for copyright laws, but they are on their own!
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| Do you understand it?! I giggled. |
We wandered about, and found a band member practising his fiddle (above).
I spotted him later and his t-shirt said:
We grabbed a snack there, and sat at the back. It was good to be able to get up and stand, then sit, as I find it hard to stay in one place.
Maple Hill Bluegrass
County Road 44
CR5 Bluegrass
Christine and Dan are the organizers. They had 17 bands, on a three-day schedule.
The baby was nine days old! These two are not.
Last band of the weekend, The Dusty Drifters.
People camped all weekend.
Great photos from the festive, looks like you all had such a great time :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a good setting for music.
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! It's always good to go out and enjoy some music.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great outing, huge camper vans, great music, I hopped to the links, and so easy to look and listen.
ReplyDeleteBlue grass is a lot of fun. good choice to hear bluegrass.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteHmm. Not my choice of music, but I can appreciate the community atmosphere and general bon homie of it all! YAM xx
We have music festivals here several times a year, and there's an open stage at the farmer's market each weekend in the summer. Lots of talent for a small town. - Margy
ReplyDeleteIf you are into roots music, there is the Almonte Celtfest early in July.
ReplyDeletelooks like a fun festival!! i am not a camper...i am an inside, air conditioning, room service kinda' girl!!!!
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