This year I got to see the classic cars. I have been going to the fair as long as I can remember and have only seen the show cars a couple of times. This picture was taken while I was walking the fair with my sister and niece. I won't say they are motorheads, but we still had fun enjoying the sparkling cars, engines, and hosts.
I did walk some with my brother and the other niece too. This is the way to take in the fair. Brent did offer to let me ride in the wagon, but only when a large down hill slope nearby.
Here is some of the "free" entertainment that is available at the fair. This was a great show that the kids really enjoyed. Of course means that I enjoyed the show!
Another smile caught on film. This little "princess" is getting good at playing for the camera. When your that cute you can be a ham and get away with it.
Brent also knows how to be a ham for the camera.
The fair is never complete until there is a pony ride.
And don't forget the petting and feeding of the animals. Here I was with enjoying the fair with Dad, Patty, and her family. It was fun to see the fair through their eyes for the first time.
And finally the homes on wheels. One perk to camping beside friends and family is you can break the mold and setup your own "court yard". My toy is at the far end. The two "little" campers on the sides are my brother's and Dads. This is just a preamble of the many camping trips still to come.
3 comments:
what, no pictures of the hill you rolled down?!
The "hill you rolled down", is that a new ride at the fair? My husband wants to know if you saw the Pork Queen (another reason why you two should never ever meet).
Oh the "hill" ride is not an exclusive ride, but the atmosphere has to be just right. I would not suggest it. I have not seen the pork queen. Is this someone I should look for?
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