| Saturday night, October 3rd we headed out for rural Elk Mound to the Bluegrass Jam at the "Horse Barn." The Jams are held the first Saturday of the month. They are free and there is a potluck. |
| Jay with our host, Grandpa Lloyd. As a participant in the Jam, Lloyd plays a mean guitar and sings a song or 2. |
| The Bluegrass pickers filled the barn with some good old favorites. Andy Munich's fingers just dance on that banjer. |
| Jay with his buddy Duane Harris. Duane, with help from his better half, does some of Jay's favorite songs like "A Wreck on the Highway," And he plays a wild fiddle. |
| QUICK NOTE: It was great to see Jo Anne and to meet Fran from "up home." I'll try to get some more the next Jam. Having a little camera trouble this little camera trouble this month. - Sherry |
| The Bluegrass Jam was just beyond this beautiful sunset. |
| JAMS |
| Saturday night was filled with music in the basement of the First Lutheran Church in Rice Lake for the monthly Bluegrass Gospel Jam. What a great crowd of pickers and grinners. |
| This is one of the finest Bluegrass Gospel Jams in the area. 80 years. The Pickers come The performers span about from as far away as Trego and River Falls. It takes place the second Saturday of every month, starts at 6:00, and lots of folks bring goodies. |
| Everyone is Welcome. |
| JAMMIN' AT SAND CREEK |
| The Chili Feed and Jam in Sand Creek was a great success. The Chili and desserts were delicious. Many talented musicians were on hand to provide entertainment, including some of the Cabin Dwellers. This was the inaugural Jam and fundraiser. We are looking forward to attending regular Jams in Sand Creek. Keep an eye out on the Where to Go Page and listen for Jay to tell you when the next one will be. |
| Our hosts and Chili servers. |
| The Sweethearts of the Jams, Tootall & Pat. |
| RICE LAKE JAM 1st Lutheran Church |