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By Maria Correa | Nov. 25, 2012Bob Lanham strums a banjo on the porch of the farmhouse for passers-by. He was a member of a rotating cast of musicians who played throughout the day.
Bob Lanham strums a banjo on the porch of the farmhouse for passers-by. He was a member of a rotating cast of musicians who played throughout the day.
Teresa Glaser makes homemade biscuits for patrons to enjoy at the Annual Cane Boil & FiddleFest at Morningside Nature Center. Glaser said she hopes visitors remember more than just the taste of the festival’s handmade foods.
Jay Gimelli, a Longleaf Pine Youth Fiddle Contest judge, plays fiddle before the contest.
Cane syrup is produced after harvesting and pressing sugarcane into juice. The juice is then boiled into a syrup, which was sold to patrons.
Cane syrup is produced after harvesting and pressing sugarcane into juice. The juice is then boiled into a syrup, which was sold to patrons.
Jay Gimelli, a Longleaf Pine Youth Fiddle Contest judge, plays fiddle before the contest.
Bob Lanham strums a banjo on the porch of the farmhouse for passers-by. He was a member of a rotating cast of musicians who played throughout the day.
Teresa Glaser makes homemade biscuits for patrons to enjoy at the Annual Cane Boil & FiddleFest at Morningside Nature Center. Glaser said she hopes visitors remember more than just the taste of the festival’s handmade foods.