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Now this little guy could dance!

Posted by Crout On July - 23 - 2010

Now this little guy could dance!

Originally uploaded by John Guy2010

Goodwill Lodge #84 SUF in Dildo hosted “Thar She Blows,” one of a series of “Songs of the Sea” sessions held all over the Baccalieu Trail.

Jim Payne and British musicians Marilyn Tucker, Paul Wilson, Rebecca Driscoll, Nicholas Wyke and David Faulkner conducted the sessions. The participants explored with experienced musicians, early folk instruments, music and dance. They joined in Storytelling sessions that featured folk tales of an earlier time. They shared their stories, and brought their own musical instruments to play along.
Lots of Musicians
Lots of Musicans

More photos from the event > >

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