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Photos Day 4

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The final day of the festival in photographs. Enjoy.

The crowd gathers to discuss the history of the Travelling Stock Routes with Genevieve Murray, Lyn Symes, and Kevin Williams. photo Alex Wisser

Kevin Williams discusses the discovery of Aboriginal artefacts. photo Alex Wisser

Gevevieve Murray serving up damper and tea. photo Alex Wisser

Genevieve Murray discussing Future Acts. photo Alex Wisser

Leanne Wicks checking out the program. photo Alex Wisser

The view from the TSR. photo Alex Wisser

Linda Brescia bringing the word. photo Gus Armstrong

Tony Albert’s ‘Untitled (Service Trays)’. photo Gus Armstrong

Frontyard posted these honest little notes all over the town. photo Alex Wisser

Jack Randell painting free PINS for the people. photo Ian Hobbs

Anne Graham’s little helper. A great workshop for local kids replanting strawberries. photo Ian Hobbs

Sarah Waterson’s ‘Hothouse’ at The Scout Hall. photo Alex Wisser

Andrew Christie at Peep’Ole gallery, working on ‘Public Figures Series #1, Kandos. photo Alex Wisser

radio operated bicycle flash mob was a great fringe surprise at this festival. photo Gus Armstrong

Paul Gazolla’s ‘Frisbee-off’ began our closing ceremony this year. photo Alex Wisser

Derek Motion opened the poetry event this year. photo Alex Wisser

Tanya Thaweeskulchai. photo Alex Wisser

Saradh Koirala. photo Alex Wisser

A powerful ending to the festival with Graham Davis King and Eric Murrawuy Avery’s Murrawuy and Kirrpatja performance. photo Alex Wisser

It was an emotional moment, as the festival closed, to announce that founding co-director Ann Finnegan is stepping away from the position and will be replaced by the marvellous Bec Dean. See you in two years!


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    Rose Beatton:

    Thanks for this. Again I couldn’t come down, but maybe in a couple of weeks. But this was great to come across. Got a great feel for the vibe, the use of town, the characters etc. Well done guys.

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