Dusk: Crowds gathered to enjoy the performance by Drapht. Photos: Caitlyn Grant
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Hoards of people gathered at Shepparton Showgrounds on Saturday, April 9, to enjoy the music festival, Land of Plenty.
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Smiles, good vibes and fun were in plentiful supply at the festival, which saw big names of Ball Park Music and G Flip take the stage, alongside some acts closer to home of Go Dog Go and Vince the Kid.
Entertainment, rides and some local foods were on offer for the crowds in the festival’s second time gracing the region.
Fun for all: Toni Jessup taking the day in her stride.
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Caitlyn Grant
Hanging out: Crowds drew as the day went on.
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Glitter: Andrea Otto and Debbie Sesso.
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Performing: Madi Colville-Walker on stage.
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Feeling the vibes: Iseabal McGrory and Ayla Battilynn.
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Big smiles: Lara Van Opstal, Mikayla Walker, Mackenzie Metcalf, Charlotte Walker and Jorja Whitford.
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Relaxing: Hoards gathered to enjoy the lineup.
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On stage: Wulumbarra performed as part of Baiyiya Garra, presented by Still Here.
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Peace: Alana Long and Chelsea Reeves.
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Festival vibes: Courtney Avery with her companion, Charlie.
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Jump around: Cooper, 9 and Kai White, 6.
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Nightfall: Drapht performing after dark.
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Front row: The crowd looks onto the stage.
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Piggyback: Sam Kleis and Kate Wirges.
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Dancing: Kaneisha Winch and Isabelle Williams.
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All ages: Rumi McLaren having fun at the festival.
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Soulful tunes: Matilda Pearl on stage.
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