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Updated: 8:07 PM Aug 30, 2008
Crafts, music, and food enjoyed at Blueberry Festival
Visitors strolled through crafts booths, played games, listened to music, and tasted a number of blueberry foods. This is the 42nd year for the Plymouth tradition.
Posted: 6:39 PM Aug 30, 2008 |
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Thousands of people felt "blue" Saturday for one of the biggest festivals in the area.
The weather was great for Marshall County's Blueberry Festival.
This is the 42nd year for the Plymouth tradition.
Visitors strolled through crafts booths, played games, listened to music, and tasted a number of blueberry foods.
Visitors say it's a great way to wrap up the season.
The festival runs through Labor Day, and it is free to get in.
Among Sunday's big events, the car show starts at 8:00 a.m. and a fireworks show at 9:15 p.m.
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