Day 2, and the official start of the bluegrass festival. While they have breakfast sandwiches available, I opted for cold cereal. After that, a walk around the camping area & a couple of photos of the grounds. While most of the RVs are large Class A's, 5th Wheels, and traditional trailers, there are a few small trailers. I saw a MeerKat, a small fiberglass trailer & a plywood homebuilt.
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| The Stage | Audience Area | The Sheep | Lots of Players |
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| Strings For Sale (including Lefties) | A MeerKat Trailer | Homebuilt |
With the fan running all night near full speed, the computer recharging, and all my electronic stuff (including the morning pot of drip coffee) feeding off the 3 lithium batteries, I was down to 87% just after breakfast. It is a fairly hazy day and at 10:00 already 80°F, and the solar panels are producing between 120 - 180 watts, with the stuff other than the batteries drawing close to 9 amps, so the batteries are slowly on their way back up. Once the laptop is full, much more will go into the batteries.
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| The Stage | Jesse Alexander Solo | The Alex Leach Band | Bill Knowlton |
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| The Crowd | The Price Sisters | Waiting For Dinner |
I stopped down at the stage around 3:30 and caught a couple of acts. I wonder if someone fell off the front of the stage in the last couple of years. There is a cable across the front that "cuts" through photos of the performers.
After dinner I headed back to catch a couple repeat performances:
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| Sunset | The Alex Leach Band | The Price Sisters | The Price Sisters |
I ordered a BBQ Meat Loaf dinner that was suppose to be ready at 4:00. They didn't start delivering until 4:30. Still, not too bad for captive food.
Last Update: August 28, 2021