Our first concert of the season was in Brodhead. Linda's Civil War vintage flute felt immediately at home.

The park in Brodhead had all the great downtown city park things you would expect - including a great audience..

In August we played at an art fair in Janesville where Charlie made a momentous discovery . . .

Someone has named a house for him!

Irish Fest in Milwaukee is always one of the big highlights of our summer. Even the torrential rains didn't stop the enthusiasm of the garbage bag clad audiences.

Here is a man with a drinking problem.

So here are the photos of what we did on our summer holidays - summer concerts in various parts of the state.

Beth and Peter Watts are conferring about some mysterious cable issue before our set.

Bill wins full points for being an attentive audience.

The pictures get better and actually have performing band members in them. What can it mean? Someone else is taking them. Thanks to Peter Watts for these.

Abby and Alice, the junior Johnsons, joined us for a song. They stole the show!

Charlie demonstrates staying dry for the fashion-impaired.

And for a great end to our summer, we played at Terry and Nancy's beautiful piazza at their herb farm outside Monroe.

Beth spent some time networking with new friends.

A well-fed audience is a happy audience and the pre-concert potluck at Terry & Nancy's is always astonishing.

Thanks to Carolyn Schultz from Monroe for these pictures.