Before work we had time to check out some yard sales. We went to this neat house last year--didn't find anything this time.
It was colder today than yesterday, not sure it ever got above 60 degrees.
This fair was just our size--we managed to see all the exhibits in just a few hours. Very nice.
And a car show, what more can you ask?
This 1950 Studebaker is the first car I learned to recognize as a very young kid. I asked my father if cars had names like people...and they did! Now it is a little more difficult to tell one from another, but I think I am still pretty good with the oldies!
Rabbits, several varieties.
And poultry
In the arts and crafts exhibit there were projects people had created by just looking at a picture. This caught our eye because it is a house in Eureka that Cary took a picture of and is hanging in our hall. 
The quilts were impressive.
Hard to tell, but these are the produce entries! Since the fair opened yesterday, they are looking somewhat wilted and weary.
Doll clothes
Pies, cakes, cookies...oh my!
This lady was dancing to the music of the performing band!
Because I had never had a funnel cake, I had to do some research...Cary and I split this Bavarian Crème. It was tasty, but now that I have done it, on to other research!
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