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Boomtown Fair 2023

August 12, 2023September 23, 2023Posted in Event Gallery, Festival, Live Music

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Creating a whole new world and celebrating the huge range of musical genres from around the globe, this year’s Boomtown Fair is in full swing! Check out how amazing it looks in these photos from Mike Burnell…

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Boomtown Fair

Photos © Mike Burnell (iso400.com)

Published 12th August 2023

 

 

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