Sunday, September 14, 2014
PHOTOS: Last Day at the Fair
For a week and a half, bands have played, demolition derbies have taken place, children have competed in Mutton Bustin', animals have been judged and petted, championship vegetables and fruits have been on display, and pigs have been raced, among other things. An estimated 190,000 guests are expected to pass through the entrance gates at the Spokane County Interstate Fair by the close of business on September 14.
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7 year olds Alicia Comer, left, and Addy Donahue shoot water cannons at the Balloon Race booth.
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In their horse costumes Buddy and Fame, Earl Baze (Simon), right, and Jason Rariden (Curly), second from the right, entertain 3 1/2 year olds Isla Stephens, left, and Harlan Foster.
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Gene Moe walks his 1 year old llama "Simpaticos Queen of Hearts" to a Llama Halter Class Judging.
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9 year old Julia Vietzke, left, pets a 2 1/2 year old Holland Lop rabbit, "Hershey", belonging to Taija Gardner-Bullis, right.
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Meagon Harrington, right, holds her 3 year old daughter Payton as Jim Simanton runs model trains at the Inland Northwest Rail Museum,
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Jason Gamache, right, feeds a Boer Goat as his 4 year old son Landon looks at another goat.
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