1/14Chloe Bolton, 13, and Indi Manktelow, 14, at Festivale 2015. Pictures: ROSS MARSDEN
Festivale 2015
ALL the colour and action of Festivale 2015.
2/14Rain came down and chairs were left empty at Festivale 2015.
3/14S M stay dry as they entertain under cover.
4/14Rain greeted patrons at Festivale 2015.
5/14Rain greeted patrons at Festivale 2015.
6/14Casa Paella’s Abraham Corban-Banks and Edrick Corban-Banks serve up a tasty seafood Paella.
7/14Rain greeted patrons at Festivale 2015.
8/14Rain didn't stop Jill Thompson and June Mezger from enjoying Festivale 2015.
9/14Gerry and Sarah Spicer, of Hobart, at Festivale 2015.
10/14Sean Willett, from Adelaide, and Paul Della, from Perth Western Australia, came to Launceston to experience Festivale 2015.
11/14Chloe Bolton 13 and Indi Manktelow 14 braved the raine to be at Festivale 2015.
12/14Chloe Bolton 13 and Indi Manktelow 14 braved the raine to be at Festivale 2015.
13/14Chloe Bolton 13 and Indi Manktelow 14 braved the raine to be at Festivale 2015.
14/14Chloe Bolton 13 and Indi Manktelow 14 braved the raine to be at Festivale 2015.
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