Flathead Fair August 21, 2015 |
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I enjoyed a Friday night out with Eric's
parents to the Flathead Fair in Kalispell. There we were joined by
Eric's uncle Tim and brother Dan with Tracie and Lane. We had a
really nice dinner and got some exciting weather to add to the fun.
A good time was had by all. |
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Rose, Tim (Uncle Timmy to us), and Dan Sr. | Stolen hay is the tastiest! |
I expected to feel like this after a bag of Kettle Korn, but then I didn't
get any. It's probably for the best! |
Tuffy! He belonged to the Casazza family for many years, now he's in
the fair. |
Reunion of old friends | Telling Tuffy stories |
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The "D Bar C" brand from Tuffy's days on Dan Sr.'s ranch |
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This was his information sheet, but I couldn't read it on that background. | |
A storm with violent winds came up while we were in the horse barn. Dan
Jr. had to help a group of guys keep that huge door from blowing in on the horses. |
Rose & I waited in safety at the other end of the barn |
Next, we took cover from the rain at the Dahlia building | Stunning flowers! |
Dan & Tim took these chairs because they were empty, then everyone
started thinking they represented the Montana Dahlia Society. Dan really played it up! |
The storm blew the smoke away, Praise the Lord! Beautiful skies after the brief storm. |
Tim & I signed up for a chance to go into the 'money grab' thing, I was very thankful that I didn't win. I might have put my own eye out! |
This quilt is on display everywhere I go, and I love it more each time I see
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This quilt was prettier in person than my picture makes it look. | This was funny - they were fruits and vegetables made up like cats with cute names. |
This quilt looks like snowmen tucked into bed - clever! | This was one of my favorite quilts at the Eureka Quilt Show. I could see it more closely here. |
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I love quilts, can you tell?! |
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What an original, creative design they used for this quilt. | This is a new style in quilts where you end up with more of a picture than a quilt - beautiful |
This project involved 6 ladies who each took a portion of the photo at right of a cliff dwelling. Without sharing their plans or work, they each made their own panel, then put them together. |
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This is the back side of that beautiful flower quilt. Even the quilting is amazing. | |