Fred Hugo and Julie Dugan have been coming to Charlegrark for over a decade.
Katrina Cragg and Marshall Mott tear up the dance floor on Saturday night.
Members of the Lake Charlegrark Country Music Marathon commitee on Saturday night (from left): back row - Nicole Mottillo, Linda Skinner, Lorraine Oliver, Lesley Naylor; front - Roy Pretlove, Lynne Hugo, Graeme Hugo, Barry Oliver, Jodie Pretlove, John Naylor and Ray Brooks.
Sue and Bob Jennings sit back and watch the performances on Saturday night at Lake Charlegrark.
Mel Jordan (left), Tammy Pretlove and Stevie Pretlove soak up Saturday night's atmosphere.
Angie Deboer (left), Nick Prohasky, Kirsty Hawkins and Dale Hannaford have a few drinks on Saturday night.
Leoni Lattin and Tracey Allen had a great Saturday night at the Lake Charlegrark Country Music Marathon.
Aaron (left) and Hayden Trowbridge and their mate Daniel McGinty were at Lake Charlegrark on Saturday night.
Headline act McAlister Kemp (Drew McAlister, right, and Troy Kemp) take some time out to pose with fans Ebony Pretlove, Melissa McIntyre and Danielle Walker.
THE three day extravaganza that is the Lake Charlegrark Country Music Marathon drew another good crowd last weekend.
Sweltering temperatures may have kept some people away during the day but organisers were still pleased.
"It went very well," committee president John Naylor said. "We had a fantastic weekend."
He praised the hard work of the committee and volunteers which kept the weekend running smoothly.
A fire in the region during the day on Saturday also thinned the crowd but those who were there had a blast, partying to the music well into the night on Saturday.
Mr Naylor estimated close to 1000 people would have come through the gate over the three days, and all were well behaved.
He said the highlight of his weekend was seeing the number of people staying at the lake.
"There was a large number of people camping," he said.
But the real attention was on-stage.
"The acts were exceptional," Mr Naylor said. "(Headline act) McAlister Kemp were really good."
All proceeds of the marathon, which were still being counted up earlier this week, will go to local charities.
