Friday, August 22, 2008

Sanpete County Fair

Today we had the Sanpete County Fair experience.  It was much smaller than any fair I've ever been to, but we had a great time.  Talon was tall enough to ride most of the kiddie rides and poor Kaleb wasn't.  Although, he did get to ride the ferris wheel (we all rode together) and the carousel.  We got to see the animals and of course we did the cotton candy and corn dog thing.  You can't go to the fair without getting cotton candy and corn dogs.  We had a great time.   Grandma and Grandpa came down and went with us too.  Thanks for the treats!!  We love you both so much.

Here is Kaleb, our sugar baby, obviously really enjoying the cotton candy.  However, it was well deserved.  Before he had any, he ate his corn dog, a third of mine, and all but 4 bites of Talons.  He must have been really hungry.

 













Talon has just had a delicious bite of cotton candy.  














Grandma and Coby.





























Here is Tal on a little bee with the apple ride and poor Kaleb looking in from the fence wishing he was there too.















Kaleb really enjoyed the carousel.  He always loves a good ride.














Talon loved it too. He got to ride the ostrich.















This steer was at the fair too.  The sign said that he weighs 3,000 lbs and stands 5 1/2 feet at the shoulder.  This picture doesn't really do him justice to how HUGE he really is.  I wish he would have been standing up while we were there.

3 comments:

Amberly said...

It looks like you guys had fun at the fair! My boys had fun too! They loved the car burn outs best! I don't know if you guys saw that or not. Gotta love small town fun...

Meggan Hansen said...

Jeff gave me your blog address. It will be fun to keep up to date with your cute family. Check out ours at megganhansen.blogspot.com

Hailee and Chet said...

Im so so so sad that I missed this day. Dad told me it wasnt going to be a long trip so im sad that I missed it looks like so much fun but I will for sure be there next year. I love you all.