Feathers, folk and fun
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Patricia Brook and Alice Keeping peck at the food at the opening reception for the festival at the Codroy Valley Wetlands Building on May 22. Natalie Musseau photo
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Pam Granter and Lydia Francis help the Canon Duncan Granter onto the stage at the Isle aux Morts community hall. Mr. Granter delivered a monologue that had the crowd in stitches.
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Melanie Dominix plays the squeezebox and Doreen Billard keeps the beat as a crew from Isle aux Morts entertains the crowd at the Folk of the Community event held at the Isle aux Morts community centre on Monday night.
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Sarah Gale, Megan Kendell, Donald Ryan, Rebecca Aucoin and Wendy Muise struggle to get a waterlogged piece of wood close enough the bonfire to use as a bench. The bonfire was part of the "Party for the Birds" held next to the Grand Codroy River Bridge
Patricia Brook and Alice Keeping peck at the food at the opening reception for the festival at the Codroy Valley Wetlands Building on May 22. Natalie Musseau photo
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Patricia Brook and Alice Keeping peck at the food at the opening reception for the festival at the Codroy Valley Wetlands Building on May 22.
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Hockey Gale (left) and Dion Devoe entertain the crowd with some musical selections and Sandy the Plover wins some laughs for her version of the 'bird dance' at the opening reception.
Hockey Gale (left) and Dion Devoe entertain the crowd with some musical selections and Sandy the Plover wins some laughs for her version of the 'bird dance' at the opening reception. Hockey Gale (left) and Dion Devoe entertain the crowd with some musical selections and Sandy the Plover wins some laughs for her version of the 'bird dance' at the opening reception.
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The Feathers and Folk Nature Festival brought out people to various events along the southwest coast last week.
The festival, held from May 22 to 31, celebrated nature and culture, with events for bird watchers, nature lovers and music aficionados held at various locations between Rose Blanche and Stephenville.
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