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Sarah Lemann, Evan Platschinda, Colin Campbell, Neil Mills, Lyn Hilda, and Ian Fletchers.
Camera IconSarah Lemann, Evan Platschinda, Colin Campbell, Neil Mills, Lyn Hilda, and Ian Fletchers. Credit: Alison Kruger

An influx of country music- lovers has helped raise $18,000 for eight different charities at the Nambung Country Music Muster.

Organisers described this year’s event as the best yet, with a 1000-strong crowd enjoying music, poetry and a great country atmosphere last month.

From October 24-28, crowds gathered at Nambung Station, 200km north of Perth and next to WA’s world-famous Pinnacles.

Founded just four years ago, the four-day camping event features music, poetry and dancing.

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This year’s event raised money for eight different charities:

Anglicare – Street Connect Project.

Children’s Cancer and Leukaemia Group.

Make a Wish Albany.

A Moora charity (yet to be decided).

Cervantes Men’s Shed.

Cervantes Swimming Pontoon Fund.

Cervantes Historical Society.

Royal Flying Doctor Service.

Feature artists included country music singer Brian Letton, Sandie “Dolly Parton” Dodd, Marie Hodson, Banjo Maestro, Ian Simpson and Grammy Award-winner Lucky Oceans.

Next year’s event will be held from October 22-25.

Alison Kruger with Brian and Gloria White.
Camera IconAlison Kruger with Brian and Gloria White. Credit: Alison Kruger
CWA Cervantes members Verna Cox, Opal Wilkins, Catherine Hayman, Sandra Randell, and Judy Peacock.
Camera IconCWA Cervantes members Verna Cox, Opal Wilkins, Catherine Hayman, Sandra Randell, and Judy Peacock. Credit: Alison Kruger
The aerial site.
Camera IconThe aerial site. Credit: Alison Kruger
Musicians on stage.
Camera IconMusicians on stage. Credit: Pictures: Alison Kruger, Alison Kruger
The crowd.
Camera IconThe crowd. Credit: Alison Kruger
Entertainer Sandie Dodd.
Camera IconEntertainer Sandie Dodd. Credit: Alison Kruger
Billy Higginson and Rex Heal.
Camera IconBilly Higginson and Rex Heal. Credit: Alison Kruger

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