Eileen Cook of Balclutha and Rosalie Durham of Kaitangata.
Ryan Longman (4) and Keri Longman of Invercargill and Teegan Hall (7) of Wallacetown.
Motorhomes and caravans took up every vantage spot along the Tawanui RIver. More than 120 vehicles of different shapes and sizes were on site at the peak of the festival on Sunday afternoon.
Barrie and Lorraine Morgan of Waimate.
Tamsin Kirkus (11) of Melbourne, Holly Barton (7) of Inch Clutha, Kane Marsh (12) of Kaitangata and Kimberley Barton (11) of Inch Clutha.
The scene at the 20th annual Catlins Woodstock music festival.
Bank of New Zealand staff, who ran the chocolate wheel, from left, Janette Black, Megan Pope, Jill Murdoch and Barbara Evans.
The hugely popular waterslide.
A musicians' view of the crowd at the Catlins Woodstock.
An appreciative section of the crowd listen to the music on offer.
Owaka resident Penny Lowery chomps into her hotdog.
The self-proclaimed "Mushroon Man'', Jason Skinley of Owaka at his stall.
Images from the Catlins Woodstock music festival, Tawanui, held on January 18. Pictures are by Glenn Conway, and available for purchase at Otago Images.