At left, Jude Kundmueller of Shaftsbury studies the arts and crafts at the Birdsong Arts booth at the Norman's Attic Fair in Arlington on Saturday. At right is Robyn Madison of Bird Song Arts, in the center is Jim Frederick, also from Shaftsbury. (Andrew McKeever photo)

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