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From the smallest (ages 5-8) age group to the oldest, ' from pipe cleaner creations to flower arrangements and : mouth watering chocolate chip cookies, the array of Rappahannock exhibits illustrated a tremendous amount of creativity and hard work.
Both young and old, large and small and every animal ever created appeared to be at the farm show this weekend and having a great time. Beloved, and sometimes slightly peculiar looking, pets were entered in the pet show by their devoted owners, who dressed them in hats, scarves and hula . skirts. The pets bore up under the indignities and behaved * with aplomb for the most part. (One older gentleman said his wife wanted to enter him in the pet show, but he had put his foot down.)
Small children gaped in fascination as a sheep was shorn in front of their very eyes. Once they were convinced no one was getting hurt in this strange process, they jumped into the shorn wool lying on the ground and rolled around - well, like * children.
All in all, fun was indeed had by all.
Worst buy at the farm show - a wooden kleenex holder in the shape of a cow for a mere $75. Best buy — a big, wonderful chocolate brownie baked to satisfy all those bad cravings for 60 cents.
Many thanks to Tommy Williams and Helen Smith for all the hard work that went into the show. It was an excellent effort.
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