Jan de Mooy from The Netherlands sent along a number of terrific photos he took during the European World of Bluegrass festival in Voorthuizen earlier this month.
He captured images of of 12 different bands on stage, from 9 different European countries.
Here are the photos, tagged with his comments. Thanks Jan!
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