I haven't been to the fair in a few years, and this year was nice to just mull around and see indulge in delicious and un-nutritious fair foods like corn dogs, caramel apples, roasted corn, strawberry shortcake, and of course - Puyallup's signature fair scones.
We perused the barns, cows, goats, pigs with piglets (so cute), horses, even the chickens and birds. This barn was particularly entertaining as there were some funny looking hens in here! Check out the long legs on this little guy!
Saturday night, as if we hadn't gotten enough fried foods in us, we headed out to Fremont Oktoberfest - a favorite annual Seattle event of ours. We met up with friends, sampled some local beers, and enjoyed some savory brats. All in all, a fantastic festivity-filled weekend!
You weekend sounds so fun and busy...I love fairs:)
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Yay for Oktoberfest!
ReplyDeleteThat's a cool lookin' hen!
ReplyDeleteWe missed the Puyallup this year. It just didn't work out for us to go. It's a great fair. Glad you had a good time!
ReplyDeleteOh my goshI now want to make that for dinner! AND I am glad you had a good weekend!
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How fun! You're making me want to go to Seattle! And I absolutely love that you went to the fair. So fun and whimsical.
ReplyDeleteI've never been to it, but I will never forget the commercials for the Puyallup Fair from when I was a kid... "Do the Puyallup!"
ReplyDeleteWe did a fall fair last weekend. So fun, and my boys were in their glory riding the bumper cars...
I heard about this fair! It sounds like it was tons of fun. They had something similar in San Diego a few months back, and it was a blast. Thank you so much for your sweet comment on my blog today. I love when nice comments lead me to awesome blogs (like yours, obviously). It's like winning the lottery.
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