This post is over due – Thursday October 19th we went to the Texas State Fair. The state fair is held every year in “Fair Park” which is this big complex of museums, the Cotton Bowl Stadium and the iconic Texas Ferris Wheel which is the largest in the country. The stadium and all the museums are all art deco gems. Norah and I became pretty familiar with Fair Park this summer when we sought refuge from the heat in the museums and it was impressive to see the transformation for the month long fair – it was hard to believe everything they had set up was temporary.
The first picture I took at the Fair was of “Big Tex” who burned down the next morning. I thought he was kind of creepy looking – like a giant ventriloquist – but I still felt bad when I heard of his demise. I’m glad we we got to see him the day before.
Do our pictures look strangely crowd free? We got there right when the fair opened and accidentally went on Seniors Day . . . so the rides didn’t start till noon. We made sure to stay long enough to let Norah go on plenty of rides though.
3 comments:
Fried butter?! I'm so glad Bryan didn't really get that, but it leaves me wondering, who does?
I thought fried butter was just a joke! I agree with Hillary, who eats that!?? p.s. you and Norah are still rockin those hair cuts.
Fried butter is real -- that is so gross.
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