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PHOTO GALLERY: Family fun at the Plympton-Wyoming fall fair
September 26, 2022
Blake Ellis/Local Journalism Initiative Photos
It was a family affair at the Plympton-Wyoming Fall Fair on the weekend with lots of proud mammas showing their babies and proud farmers showing off their tractors and animals. The parade was a hit with Emily Smith of Wyoming Tree Service up a tree in one of the more unusual entries. And it seemed the Shriners got caught in the parade judging traffic jam as one of the mini-car drivers waited to move forward. At the top left, Allison Hawkins, the fair ambassador, waves to the crowd.















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