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They danced and then they got drenched. About 500 revellers turned up for Saturday's Valley Vibes concert at Linden Estate Winery in Eskdale expecting a wet evening ponchos and gumboots were popular and they weren't disappointed. Performers included London-based rockers I Am Giant, Mayavanya, Misfits of Zion, P Money and DJ Magik Johnson. Event organiser Greg Miller said the heaviest rain fell during the final set of the evening, when P Money performed, but the downpour didn't dampen spirits. "Everyone got wet and had a good time.'' Duncan Brown took the photos.

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