2013 Rock County 4-H Fair photos
Sights of the 2013 Rock County 4-H Fair taken by Gazette photographers.
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Members of the Tuesday Morning Optimist Club lift a sink onto its stand Thursday afternoon while setting up their food tent where they will be selling cheese curds and other items at the Rock County 4-H Fair. The fair opens Tuesday, and the fairgrounds have been a buzz of activity as organizations erect tents and set up displays for the annual six-day event.
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Workers from Sosonic prepare a stage for various concerts at the upcoming Rock County 4-H Fair, which opens Tuesday, July 23 and continues through Sunday, July 28.
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Melanie Wallisch, 8, explains the process of building the rocket she entered into the Mechanical Sciences category to judge Letha Kueker Tuesday morning at the Rock County 4-H Fair.
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Carter Webb, 14, of Plymouth 4-H won Grand Champion at the Rock County 4-H Fair on Wednesday with his crossbred Barrow "Butch".
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Sydnie Ochs, 10, of Harmony 4-H won grand champion market lamb with her crosbred wether "Jumpster" on Wednesday at the Rock County 4-H Fair.
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Riley Andersen, 9, of Magnolia 4-H, explains his junkard display in the self determination project category to judge Victoria Colle at the Rock County 4-H Fair Youth Leadership judging on Wednesday.
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Ariel Stefanczyk, 17, of Badger 4-H, explains her project poster about the Rock County 4-H Cat Project to judge Victoria Colle during Youth Leadership judging at the Rock County 4-H Fair on Wednesday.
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David Hess, 74, enjoys one his three rides on the carousel at the Rock County 4-H Fair on Wednesday. "Every year I ride the carousel, eat some pie and listen to Heat Wave," said the Janesville resident.
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Friends enjoy a ride on the Ferris Wheel at the Rock County 4-H Fair on wristband day on Wednesday. They Are, from left, Hallie King, 11, Lexi Walters, 10, Sarah Gregg, 11 and Brooke Parkhurst, 11, all of Janesville.
2013 Rock County 4-H Fair photos
Sights of the 2013 Rock County 4-H Fair taken by Gazette photographers.
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Members of the Tuesday Morning Optimist Club lift a sink onto its stand Thursday afternoon while setting up their food tent where they will be selling cheese curds and other items at the Rock County 4-H Fair. The fair opens Tuesday, and the fairgrounds have been a buzz of activity as organizations erect tents and set up displays for the annual six-day event.