As a kid I remember the food, the animals, the free stuff at the booths, and the rides. As an adult I was drawn to the art, the woodworking, the crafts, the vegetables and canning (I do not remember this at all from my youth!). There was a boy last winter that demonstrated spinning to our knitting group and he had tons of fiber stuff in the fair. Hand spun, weaving, fulling, needlefelted art were just some of the items of his that wowed us. He spins on a wheel he got many years ago. Babes Fiber Starter and he's still spinning on it. This wheel is inexpensive (relatively) and made it affordable for him to get spinning. Now he sells his hand spun to those who ask for it, for money to buy more fiber I'm sure.
We may go back tonight. Joy #2 wants to watch the demolition derby. I don't know if I'm going to get out of that one since we miss the Mud Run last night!
Joy #2 buckling into the Ring of Fire.
My view from the ground, while Joy #2 is suspended upside down. We decided that it is scarier to watch than ride.
3 comments:
Sounds like fun! I always loved the fair! Can't forget the funnel cakes either!
Our county fair begins the end of September. I haven't been in years. Maybe I should go...but I'm staying off the Ring of Fire. :)
The fair looks fun. Count me out of any of the spinny rides. Glad your son loved it!
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