• Hardly Strictly Festival Photos

    Joseph Schell Posted On October 5, 2009
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    Photos by Joseph Schell @ Lonely Highway Media

    A crazy weekend of music, photos and lots of great people getting together to celebrate folk, bluegrass music in San Francisco. Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival took place this weekend in SF’s Golden Gate Park. Three days of music ranging from Gillian Welch, Old Crow Medicine Show, Okkervil River and Steve Earle and a surprise visit from Robert Plant. The concert grounds were packed with young and old, strollers, dogs and bikes. Logistics were a bit difficult at several instances, but overall the weekend went smoothly and the weather behaved for the most part (except for gale force winds knocking branches out the eucalyptus trees).
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