Crafty youth: Thriving junior exhibit backbone of county fair
Posted: September 3, 2009 at 6:22 a.m.
Lauren Horn, 4, looks for her siblings' preserved food entries Wednesday at the junior food preservation entries display at the Washington County Fair. The category ended up with more than 650 entries this year, which is up from last year.
When visiting the 152nd annual Washington County Fair, take a moment to take a detour from the midway carnival rides, away from the flavorful food line and beyond the livestock barns. Only then and there will you arrive at one of the true backbones of what a county fair was and still is all about.
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