The Coos County Fair was last week. In addition to my recycling project going amazingly, I was able to pictorially document this little gem of Coos County culture. One of my favorite things was to visit the llamas each day, but they deserve their own blog entry...
There were no lumberjack competitions but there was a chainsaw carver. The artist is also the executive sous-chef at a local casino where he does lots of fruit, bread, and ice carving as well.
The Coos County Fair had the usual carnival rides and games. Think the Ferris wheel looks cute? Well, be ready to cough up $5 for one ride!
On a trip through the 4-H arts building I discovered this lovely, actually I have no idea what this is made out of, but it definitely isn't what it looks like.
Amidst the fried scone vendors and airbrush tattoo artists, is a small trailer where you can summarily learn if you are going to heaven by answering two questions.
And on a final note... (notice one of my recycling posters dwarfed below this banner).
There were no lumberjack competitions but there was a chainsaw carver. The artist is also the executive sous-chef at a local casino where he does lots of fruit, bread, and ice carving as well.
The Coos County Fair had the usual carnival rides and games. Think the Ferris wheel looks cute? Well, be ready to cough up $5 for one ride!
And on a final note... (notice one of my recycling posters dwarfed below this banner).
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