A visit to the Minnesota State Fair is a fall tradition in our family. I remember going to the fair when I was quite young. We would make sure to go on the rides, look at the butter sculptures of the dairy princesses, have malts at the dairy building, and see the fish and animals at the DNR building.
This past year, Harry and I viewed the crop art, watched our niece march in the parade, admired the crafts in the Creative Arts building, were amazed at the giant vegetables, listened to hardanger fiddlers, and ate all kinds of different foods.
We're proud of our fair. In a state of 5.3 million people, the attendance is about 1.8 million over the 12 days of the fair, giving us the largest average daily attendance of any state fair in the country.



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Photos from top: gopher fair mascot; salt-water taffy booth; Harry at the fair entrance; sky ride; clown on stilts in parade; Space Tower; Mad Hatter made entirely of seeds (Agriculture-Horticulture); ten-inch doll with miniature pastries (Creative Activities); Harry and moose (Fine Arts); foot-long hot dog booth
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