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We had a beautiful day in central Ohio for the county fair. We traveled a fer bit to get to the fair of my husband's childhood. Though I did not go to fairs as a child (church festivals, yes, county fairs, no) I can certainly appreciate one, especially those with lots of 4-H animals to see and good old-fashioned fair food (corn dogs and elephant ears for me).
After we left the fairgrounds, Doug and the two children climbed to the top of Mt. Pleasant, a local geographic landmark adjacent to the fairgrounds. Click on the link to see the mount from the bottom. Because I am afraid of heights, I sat in the car and worked on some knitting.
The rules on the chalkboard of the one-room schoolhouse on the fairgrounds. I like #1 and #2 best.
Both kids played one game each and Faith won the cpc* tiara that is seen in all the other pictures. Sigh.
Noah won the two pieces of paper that he shot up with BBs -- woohoo!
Yay Fairfield County Fair!
ReplyDeleteI went to Pickerington High School after 9 years of Catholic school--and the fact that we got "fair day" off (which, I believe, was today for the school kids) cracked me up!
Outside the safety rail? I'd have killed him---he got off easy with just 2 slugs.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Sara . . . Holy crap! That's more than a little drop!!! I'd have gone up just for 'control issues' . . . I don't generally like heights either.
ReplyDeleteEmily,
ReplyDeleteWe ran into Doug's aunt and uncle at the fair and they had two of their grandkids from Pickerington schools -- who were off school for the fair. Now, I know there has to be maybe one fraction of one percent of those kids who are "country" kids. Crazy!
Sara,
I should have killed him, but instead he lost my trust. Which is worse?
Sarah,
I wish I could have gone up for "control" but I didn't want my kids to see me lose control, which I would have about 1/4 of the way up. Just couldn't do it. I'm just glad they enjoyed because they are never doing it again. ;-)
Love those views from Mt Pleasant!!
ReplyDeleteLove your term "CPC"