Monday is Children’s Day at the Cecil County Fair. Last year, Charlie landed his cute self in the paper while digging for pretend bugs in a garden. This year seemed to be a bit more crowded, but it’s still so much nicer to go during the day before it really gets packed for the evening. The rides and carnival games aren’t open during this time. I know some people see this as a bad thing, but I love it. The 4-H groups, churches, and other organizations have activities just for children that are FREE! If the games and rides were open, the kids would be begging to do them. And trust me, they’re far from free.
So… after that wordy intro, here’s Wordless Wednesday! And don’t mind my grossness- it’s the County Fair, which means walking around in 90 degree weather, in the dirt and mud, sweating, petting animals, still sweating, and petting more animals- but I wouldn’t miss it!
They were closing the “hay” ride down as we were walking there. There may have been a melt down. I told him there was no hay on the hayride, so we didn’t want to ride it anyway. He kind of bought it.
Christina Shirley says
this is right in my back yard. Why didn’t I know about it? Looks like fun
Christina Shirley says
Hi, visiting from NEB network, great summer pic! What a cutie he is!
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Christina Shirley says
Too cute! Fairs are fun for all ages, love this!
Christina Shirley says
State Fairs look like so much fun! I need to see if we have one in our area.
Christina Shirley says
How cool is this! Your pictures are priceless and your children are too adorable. Just love that last picture. 🙂
Christina Shirley says
I absolutely love going to fairs and my kids are huge fans too. It looks like you guys had a great time.
Rosie says
I love the country fairs. They haven’t started yet near me, but even though it might seem corny, I just love it. I’d love to enter pies for the contests, I would love to live in the country!