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Farmington's Summer Fest gives rockin' good time
Mason Strunk & Co. perform Friday during Farmington's Summer Fest. Strunk, 11, of Stratton and the group played a tribute to Strunk's grandfather Jud Strunk. He ususally ends performances by singing Jud's famous song, "A Daisy A Day." Strunk, the son of Jeff and Sarah Strunk, started performinig on guitar, mandolin and singing at the age of 7. From left, are original member of Jud Strunk's band Uncle Al Scheeren, Dave Gagne, Strunk and Steve Prince.
Mason Strunk & Co. perform Friday during Farmington's Summer Fest. Strunk, 11, of Stratton and the group played a tribute to Strunk's grandfather Jud Strunk. He ususally ends performances by singing Jud's famous song, "A Daisy A Day." Strunk, the son of Jeff and Sarah Strunk, started performinig on guitar, mandolin and singing at the age of 7. From left, are original member of Jud Strunk's band Uncle Al Scheeren, Dave Gagne, Strunk and Steve Prince.
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it really sucked this year and its going down hill for the past few years....should have kept it at midnite madness....but no you had to screw it up....IF IT WORKS ....DONT FIX IT
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Kudos to your photographer. Those pic's could aptly be captioned " Bridging the Generation Gap With Music" My congrads you really captured the spirit of the moment. You are very talented and competent at your art and am hoping that you will continue to contribute this quality of work to this community. ....Binny
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