The 86th annual Johnstown Milling Frolic, one of the longest running milling frolics in the country, saw the traditional practice of shrinking the cloth take place in front of a mural painted by Red Islands native Anne Barrett.

Photos by Dana MacPhail-Touesnard — During the Johnstown Milling Frolic – which includes a craft sale, bingo and snacks – Andrew Cameron was one of the Gaelic speakers to lead the table in a song. Jackie Dunn-MacIsaac (left) joined Andrea Beaton and her parents Kinnon and Betty Lou Beaton for the evening dance portion of…

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Dana MacPhail-Touesnard

Freelance journalist/photographer Dana MacPhail–Touesnard, previously a full-time staffer at The Reporter, has a Bachelor of Applied Arts in Journalism degree from St. Thomas University. She is a resident of Richmond County.