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Judith makes beads out of small pieces of paper. She rolls them around a toothpick, dampens the end with a little white glue and strings them on fishing line. The effect is striking.
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This is obviously our most favorite fair so far...What a surprise to find this sign welcoming us. Looks like we may make the local Polk County Itemizer Observer paper also. |
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Now this really neat. The Polk County Fair has a very large playground area for the kids. Adults can sit around talk story and easily keep tabs on the kids. |
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The Glenn Tadina "Swing Street" band playing. This was great to wander the grounds, listening to Glenn Miller standards, munching on Kettle Corn, taking in the well manicured grounds. |
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The grounds at the Polk County Fair appeared spotless. Freshly painted and very neat. |
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Lisa Letsch with her sisters 2 week old Limousin calf, Kyser. Click here for more Limousin information. |
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Nubian goat Misty being groomed by Mitchell Padilla on the right. Nathan Padilla on the left. Older brothers teaching younger brothers how to do things is a big part of 4H. |
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Here was another 4H program for dog obedience training. These 4H members had just completed a judging of their dog training skills. |
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Here is Judith Angell bead maker with a mystery person having a bad hair
day (Mystery person was blanked out at her request). Judith makes beads out of small pieces of paper. She rolls them around a toothpick, dampens the end with a little white glue and strings them on fishing line. The effect is striking. |
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