We made our way to Perry this morning for a trip to the GA National Fair. The weather was pretty chilly (not to mention windy) but we were prepared and had a really good time. Of course we had to have our standard fair food...
...and visit the petting zoo. You would think the animals were starving the way they climbed on the fences and stuck their heads through. Carter was all about feeding them out of the cup,
while Coleman decided to feed them with his hand. This donkey named "Tinkerbell" was one of his favorites.
No trip to the fair is complete without climbing on our fair share of tractors. We were test driving them in order to decide which one we want for Christmas (hint, hint Uncle F).
But our most favorite part of the day was the Thomas the train table they had set up in one of the exhibit halls. We actually had to go here twice!
Checking out all of the horses and cows was a big hit too. We visited the "moo moos" twice. The one part of the fair that we didn't see...the rides! I don't even know that the boys knew they were there. That's alright though, as I know before too long we'll be heading there JUST for the rides.
...and visit the petting zoo. You would think the animals were starving the way they climbed on the fences and stuck their heads through. Carter was all about feeding them out of the cup, 
while Coleman decided to feed them with his hand. This donkey named "Tinkerbell" was one of his favorites. 
No trip to the fair is complete without climbing on our fair share of tractors. We were test driving them in order to decide which one we want for Christmas (hint, hint Uncle F). 
But our most favorite part of the day was the Thomas the train table they had set up in one of the exhibit halls. We actually had to go here twice! 
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