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The festival was held in Clevedon. Picture: Jeremy Long (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
The Salthouse Pub, in Salthouse Road, held its first Feelgood Festival in partnership with AWARE to raise funds for the service users of North Somerset Wellbeing service.
The service, which used to be Touchstone and Friend, is now run by Second Step and has been supporting individuals with mental health issues for 20 years.
The weekend saw the community come together with live music from the Rock Choir and Barnacle Buoys, a smoothie bike, stalls from Addaction, the Samaritans and other local groups on Saturday.
There was also an outdoor swim at Marine Lake at 9am to get the event started.
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Local Rock Chior perform. Picture: Jeremy Long (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
On Sunday, a car boot sale was held for people to sell their unwanted knick-knacks and even make a new purchase.
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Caroline Taylor, Betty Johnson and Sue Eldridge with the Healthy Selfie Board. Picture: Jeremy Long (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
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Isla Bennett, aged nine, making a mango, pineapple and raspberry smoothie. Picture: Jeremy Long (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
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Flora and her her dad Nick post a positive thought on the Positivity Tree. Picture: Jeremy Long (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
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Flora and her her dad Nick post a positive thought on the Positivity Tree. Picture: Jeremy Long (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
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The Feelgood festival held in Clevedon. Picture: Jeremy Long (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
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Clevedon Troopers posing with visitors. Picture: Jeremy Long (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
![North Somerset Times: The Feelgood festival held in Clevedon. Picture: Jeremy Long]( "North Somerset Times: The Feelgood festival held in Clevedon. Picture: Jeremy Long")
The Feelgood festival held in Clevedon. Picture: Jeremy Long (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
![North Somerset Times: Clevedon Troopers posing with visitors. Picture: Jeremy Long]( "North Somerset Times: Clevedon Troopers posing with visitors. Picture: Jeremy Long")
Clevedon Troopers posing with visitors. Picture: Jeremy Long (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
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