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Images from the 4th Great Smokies Brewgrass Festival
Asheville, North Carolina / September 16, 2000, 2:00 - 9:00 p.m.

OK folks, here they are, all in one big lump. Once you allow sufficient time (2-3 minutes) for this
large download of images & captions, you'll be able to scroll among all of the pictures instead of
having to jump from page to page. Perhaps you might enjoy your favorite beverage while waiting.
Asheville Pizza & Brewing
The Asheville Pizza & Brewery crew entertain visitors with a lively display featuring a bubble blowing clown and games.
Barley's Taproom & Pizzeria, founder & host of the festival, served as an unofficial rendezevous point.
Blue Ridge Brewing
Ryan Kurlfink, brewmaster of Blue Ridge Brewing of Greenville SC, presents a tasty cheese and fruit tray in addition to his beers.
Doug Beatty, co-owner of Barley's, is the festival director, along with partners Mike Neel and Jimi Rentz hentz (not pict