Went to the Fair yesterday (Tues 9/29) and enjoyed our time there with one exception.
We did all the normal stuff, went through the Auto Show buildings, saw the Horse Show, watched the Pig Races, visited all the artsy/craftsy stuff for sale, took photos with the "Buttered Elvis" sculpture**, watched the Parade and then the light and fireworks show over the fountain, and finally walked the Midway after dark to enjoy the sounds/smell/neon (now LED) lights and even road one ride that almost made Robin puke...
It was a pretty good time.... but:
The one tradition we always adhere to is the eating of the Fletcher's Corny Dog from the big vendor stand by Big Tex.... and It was awful, not just mine either, both of 'em were terrible. I should have taken 'em back for a refund.
I don't know what was different, but for 10 coupons each, they damn sure should taste better than they did.
How was your excursion to the fair this time, and did you eat a bad Corny Dog too?
mardyn
** I know it's not really Elvis any more, but it was one time back years ago, and we've always since called it the "Buttered Elvis" display.
We did all the normal stuff, went through the Auto Show buildings, saw the Horse Show, watched the Pig Races, visited all the artsy/craftsy stuff for sale, took photos with the "Buttered Elvis" sculpture**, watched the Parade and then the light and fireworks show over the fountain, and finally walked the Midway after dark to enjoy the sounds/smell/neon (now LED) lights and even road one ride that almost made Robin puke...
It was a pretty good time.... but:
The one tradition we always adhere to is the eating of the Fletcher's Corny Dog from the big vendor stand by Big Tex.... and It was awful, not just mine either, both of 'em were terrible. I should have taken 'em back for a refund.
I don't know what was different, but for 10 coupons each, they damn sure should taste better than they did.
How was your excursion to the fair this time, and did you eat a bad Corny Dog too?
mardyn
** I know it's not really Elvis any more, but it was one time back years ago, and we've always since called it the "Buttered Elvis" display.
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