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Eiitertaiiiiiieiit "Look Charlie Brown, it’s the great pumpkin!" Photo by Anne Zahran ^ AA!" Photo by Anne Zahran The ferris wheel shining brightly at night. '‘'""'''s"’" Here pig, pig. suee! Photo b\ Anne Zahran Look for the next staff road trip the North Carolina Renaissance Festival in Charlotte! We’ll See You There! Road Trip riAiP North Carolina apples at the fair. Photo by Robin war N.C. State Fair Staff Writer Anne Zahran A good time was had by all at the North Carolina State Fair in Raleigh on October 13-22. The fair’s many attractions included award-winning livestock, produce, music, rides, and of course, food! There were blue ribbon pies to see, N.C. autumn apples to eat, and a large enough variety of sweets and fried treats to satisfy even the pickiest set of tastebuds. For those daring food connoisseurs, there were even fried candy bars, a somewhat new trend. For those people who came to the Fair to actually see something, not just stuff themselves and ride the wild rides, there was plenty to take advantage of. There were exhibits of practically every type of animal imaginable, from brown bears to white tigers to N.C.’s finest pigs, goats, and cows. There was also a chance to work with new computers, learn about the Presidential candidates, and the opportunity to see our state’s biggest pumpkin! (855 lbs!). Finally, for everyone who came to the Fair to have a really good time, there were musical acts for everyone, from 70’s rock group War to country singer Lila McCann. Teddy bear? I think not! Photo bv Anne Zahran Everyone lines up to see the statue. Photo by Ann£ Zahran It’s a duck! * Jt- . i' 5 ■ Photo by Robin Warrington
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