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Walker's Bluff Winery, 9/5/9

We arrived at STL on-time Friday and then set out for Carbondale but turned around because of vibration problems in one of the vans. We got to the hotel around 9 pm.

The Winery venue was very nice and we had many fans, especially for the second set, when most of the audience was getting drunker by the minuteu
Joanne, the event coordinator, liked us enough to ask us back in coming years.

Of note: first time BeauSoleil featured a ukelele in a tune, La Chanson de Cinquant Sous.

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