Strings galore pulled crowds to the second annual Saddleback Mountain Bluegrass Festival Friday and Saturday in Rangeley.
Performers ranged from young Maine musicians to Grammy-winner Ricky Skaggs.
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Christine Stout of Jefferson swings her 3-year-old daughter Jade while dancing to a tune at the Saddleback Mountain Bluegrass Festival. Photos by Carl D. Walsh/Staff Photographer
The band Della Mae plays for the crowd. They are, from left, Amanda Kowalski on bass, Kimber Ludiker on fiddle, Jenni Lyn Gardner on mandolin and Celia Woodsmith on guitar.
Mason Strunk, 12, grandson of the late singer-songwriter Jud Strunk, performs on Saturday.
Fern Carter-Hill, 2 1/2, of Oxford checks out the festival scene as her parents, Jesse Hill and Sarah Carter, listen to a performance.
A festival participant spins yarn from wool while listening to music.
Kristen and Troy Haskell have it made in the shade of their umbrella on Saturday.
Some of the bluegrass lovers camped at the ski area for the two-day festival. And it was expected they would keep the music going in late-night jam sessions after the professionals left the stage.
Food and beer vendors kept the crowd fortified with offerings including lobster rolls and barbecue.
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