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Christmas carols hit right note

Nadia Chesterfield, Zoe Chapman, Mateo Holloway, Nick Holloway and Phoenix Chesterfield. Picture: Martin Hogan

Natasha Francis, Chaz Francis, Michelle Francis and John Coff. Picture: Martin Hogan

Elizabeth Meritt, Henley Bracken, Alithia Bracken get into the spirit. Picture: Martin Hogan

Children soak up the atmosphere at the Christmas carols in Sturt Park. Picture: Martin Hogan

Barrier Industrial Union Band hit the high notes. Picture: Martin Hogan

Airlie Smith and Alexi Jovanovic. Picture: Martin Hogan

Nadia Chesterfield, Zoe Chapman, Mateo Holloway, Nick Holloway and Phoenix Chesterfield. Picture: Martin Hogan

Sandra Haring and Trevor Murphy from St John Ambulance. Picture: Martin Hogan

Sarah and Esther Wenham. Picture: Martin Hogan

Maggie Rhodes, Sophie Greville, Eliza Evitts, Bella Mawby, Madeline Roberts. Picture: Martin Hogan

Hundreds of people came to the event. Picture: Martin Hogan

Daniel and Georgia Oneil. Picture: Martin Hogan

The Silver City's annual carols extravaganza saw hundreds of residents gather in Sturt Park on Sunday to picnic in the twilight while listening to performances of festive tunes celebrating the spirit of Christmas.

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