Bookhenge: The magic of the State Fair . . .
Bookhenge: The rides . . .
Bookhenge: The foods . . .
Bookhenge: Yum!!!
Bookhenge: The food competitions . . .
Bookhenge: Ahhh and the Horticultural Competitions . . .
Bookhenge: Nice!
Bookhenge: Just for the record, we have grown a tomato over two lbs. in our garden. But not in October . . .
Bookhenge: Basket creations with beady eyes!
Bookhenge: Hot, hot fish peppers!
Bookhenge: Trombone squash contestant for Most Unusual Shaped Veggie . . .
Bookhenge: Hmmmm lots of personality potential . . .
Bookhenge: Sweet!
Bookhenge: Dig the size of those sweet potatoes . . .
Bookhenge: Well, relatively speaking . . .
Bookhenge: And the blooming mushrooms ;-)
Bookhenge: But in the individual veggie and fruits category, uniformity is most respected.
Bookhenge: Sameness get respect ... and ribbons
Bookhenge: And the most unusual is sometimes honored -- Our Sesame Seed Plant won "Most Unusual Edible Plant."
Bookhenge: That beautiful flower box of sage produced a blue-winner entry.
Bookhenge: And we won a red ribbon for our most consistently blue-ribbon category, "Other Winter Squash."
Bookhenge: Little shameless promotion ;-)
Bookhenge: Blue ribbon for "Other Winter Squash" went to a Candy Roaster.
Bookhenge: Popcorn popped up with a red ribbon!
Bookhenge: Our Jerusalem artichokes . . . tiny and kinda dried up by all the dry heat.
Bookhenge: Our prolific but rather small fruit from our Bitter Melon vine . . .
Bookhenge: Yes, those are the cutest veggies in our garden -- cucamelons!!!
Bookhenge: Bringing home our veggies and ribbons . . .
Bookhenge: The Welcome Home party ;-)