Acoustic duo Brandon and Thordis entertain visitors during the Smokey Cat Lavender Festival on Saturday, June 13, in Federalsburg. They closed out their set with "Country Roads."
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Visitors to the Smokey Cat Lavender Festival Saturday in Federalsburg check out wares at multiple vendor booths like the two shown here, ShorePickles, left, and Paperworks by Bitsy, right.
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Modeling their flower crowns, from left, Mikelyn, 9, Cora, 6, Addie, 8, and Charlotte, 8, without crown, all attended Smokey Cat Lavender Festival with their grandmother, Kim Himel of Denton, on Saturday, June 13, in Federalsburg. Festivalgoers could make their own flower crowns for $5 each.
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Anna Burgess provides musical entertainment for visitors to the Smokey Cat Lavender Festival June 13 in Federalsburg.
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Missy Saathoff offers lotions and balms made of tallow and scented ith essential oils at her In Spite of Ourselves LLC booth at Smokey Cat Lavender Festival on June 13 in Federalsburg. Tallow comes from beef liver, and she said they get all theirs from their own beef when they butcher. Besides festivals, In Spite of Ourselves products can also be found for sale at Talbot Ag Supply in Queen Anne and on Facebook. The farm is located in Denton.
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Amelia Laberge of Marydel, 7, left, offers food to an alpaca at the petting zoo during Smokey Cat Lavender Festival on June 13 in Federalsburg. Amelia attended with her mom Bobbie Bull and little brother Charlie, 2.
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Visitors to the Smokey Cat Lavender Festival on June 13 in Federalsburg walk through the field to cut bundles of fresh lavender.
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Kathy Mock of Bowie, right, buys Golden Brittle from Clare Chockley's booth, Clare's Nutty Concoctions, on Saturday during the Smokey Cat Lavender Festival. Clare's Nutty Concoctions is based out of Berlin and brittle can also be ordered online and Facebook anbd Instagram. Mock was also a vendor at the festival, selling hair accesories at her booth.
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Emily Mueller, center, with basketful of fresh cut lavender, foreground, daughter Adellyn Roe, right, with painted kitty face, and Bubby Ball, left, all of Easton enjoy the Smokey Cat Lavender Festival Saturday in Federalsburg. Adellyn was also excited about riding "the big horse."
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Connor Cearfoss, 5, of Kent Island cuts freh lavender. He attended Smokey Cat Lavender Festival with his mom Jessica and big sister Abby, 7.
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Smokey Cat Lavender Festival visitors rest on blankets and towels in the grass and on chairs shaded by umbrellas to listen to musical performances and enjoy refreshments.
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From left, Joe Blansfield, of Wilmington, Del., Matt Blansfield, carrying his daughter Olivia, 5, also of Wilmington, and Yvonne and Randy Bogert of Cambridge enjoy some cold drinks during the Smokey Cat Lavender Festival on Saturday in Federalsburg. They said it was their first time at the festival, and they were enjoying themselves.
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Kent Island residents Abby Cearfoss, 7, and her mom Jessica cut fresh lavender from the field during the 5th Smokey Cat Lavender Festival on Saturday in Federalsburg. Little brother Connor, 5, also attended. It was their first time at the festival.
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