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Crafts booths and the great volunteers
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"Songs of Faith and Faithlessness" Workshop participants included James Keelaghan, David Hanners and members of the Deadly Nightshade Family Singers
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"Songs About Friendship" Lojo Russo, Peter Ostroushko, Dirk Freymouth and David Hanners
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"Humourous Songs - Nothing is Sacred" Pat Donohue, Peter Ostroushko, Members of the Deadly Nightshade Family Singers, Lojo Russo
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Our Sponsor: Summit Brewing Company
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The New Songwriting Contest stage and the 2001 winner: Bill Isles
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"Blues, the World's a Hard Place to Live In" Snaker Dave Ray, Pat Donohue and Papa John Kolstad
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(left) One of the burial mounds of Indian Mounds Park Center: Dave Murphy, a.k.a. Corn King
(right) The raffle prize: a Takamine guitar donated by Mars Music Bloomington
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"Songwriting Versus Poetry" James Keelaghan, David Hanners, members of the Deadly Nightshade Family Singers
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The Deadly Nightshade Family Singers
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The information booth and (right) two of the cutest festival participants.
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Saturday's evening concerts including Pat Donohue
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Bernadette Pollard interviewing Lojo Russo, Scott Keever and James Keelaghan for her folk festival documentary
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Sunday morning: testing the lines of communication
with Paul Garding, Site Manager and Deb Martin, Director, and Mary Ann Boe
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"Songs of Hope" Pat Donohue, James Keelaghan, Lojo Russo, Scott Keever and David Hanners
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"Music of Ireland" Peter Ostroushko, Lojo Russo, Barra
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"Songs That Have Weathered the Ages, Time Stays - We Go" James Keelaghan, Peter Ostroushko, Paul Garding, Snaker Dave Ray
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"Instrumental Music - A Tune is Worth a Thousand Pictures" Pat Donohue, Monroe Crossing, Peter Ostroushko, Dirk Freymouth, Scott Keever
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"Appalachian Step Dancing - An Interactive Dance Workshop" Wild Goose Chase Cloggers and audience
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sound booth, stage one
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Evening concert: The Wild Goose Chase Cloggers
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Peter Ostroushko and Dirk Freymouth
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Monroe Crossing
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James Keelaghan
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