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- Tending a deep fryer was a hot way to make a living Tuesday at the Crawford County Fair. Photo by Don Tudor.
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- Eric Sowers was as cool as the other side of the pillow during his performance at the Crawford County Fair. The Sycamore native was a fan favorite Tuesday night. Photo by Don Tudor.
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- If it had been a nice spring day Tuesday at the Crawford County Fair, perhaps it wouldn’t have been so hot. Photo by Don Tudor.
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- “Just a trim around the ears, please. I’ll take off the wool socks later,” said the sheep as it primped Tuesday at the Crawford County Fair. Photo by Don Tudor.
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- Contestants in beef showmanship try to get their cattle to assume the position Tuesday at the Crawford County Fair. Photo by Don Tudor.
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- What harm could one little nibble do Tuesday at the Crawford County Fair? Photo by Don Tudor.
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- Well, if that little nibble is your hair … Toby the alpaca tried to sneak a snack Tuesday at the Crawford County Fair. He is owned by A. J. Price of the Crawford County Denim & Paws 4-H Club. Photo by Don Tudor.
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- Farm implement dealers were trying to track down customers Tuesday at the Crawford County Fair. Photo by Don Tudor.
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- Most people couldn’t bear to be inside a hot suit like this, but not this intrepid Farmers Citizens Bank employee Tuesday at the Crawford County Fair. Photo by Don Tudor.
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- If you were standing in the hot sun, you might have had a furrowed brow as well Tuesday at the Crawford County Fair. Photo by Don Tudor.
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- Once again we come to that “one little nibble” question Tuesday at the Crawford County Fair. The deep-fried Oreos are delicious, by the way. Photo by Don Tudor.
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- Nashville recording artist Kari Holmes followed Eric Sowers Band Tuesday at the Crawford County Fair. Photo by Don Tudor.
