August 29, 2014

Mill Creek CG, Berlin Center, OH

Ride around the park:

Boat launch 

swimming area 

One of the campsites with a water view-there are a few loops with some really nice sites but most of them are non electric.

 

The 168^th Canfield Fair
When we approached the fairgrounds we noticed several private homeowners offering to allow parking on their property-the going price was $7.00.

We opted to park in one of the lots at the fairgrounds at no cost.  It was a long walk to the entrance gate so we took the free shuttle.

Being seniors we saved $2 each off the regular admission price.

After checking out the farm equipment we went through one animal barn after another until I just couldn’t take the odor anymore.

 

 

 

This guy didn't like having his picture taken--

 

 

 

 

 

Some of these machines are over 100 years old and are still in working condition.

 

I actually remember milk being delivered to the house-- 

Vintage bikes-hey wait a minute I had a Schwinn bike just like one of these when I was a kid.

Food, food and more food!

 

Watch where you walk!

To get out of the sun, we sat and listened to this combo group for a few minutes—they were pretty good.

Monte had to check out the new Dodge trucks—don’t get any ideas.

Tractor parade.

 

 

I just couldn’t believe the amount of food trucks and booths offering all kinds of food from sausage hoagies to pork fried rice. 

Monte chose a Philly steak sandwich and I went with a slice of pizza. 

The pizza was horrible and Monte said his sandwich was just okay.

After eating we decided we had had enough of the crowds and called it a night.