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Pigs try to keep cool during the summer heat at the Fair. The first week of the 2012 fair was the hottest week of the year in Southwest Washington. Photo by Rebecca Richardson
Dock Dogs. Great fun to watch. On command the dog takes a 40ft run and jumps into the water for their water toy. This particular dog came down at about the #9 mark of the pool. It was announced that some of the dogs can leap as far as 18ft. Picture taken by S E Martin.
The Clark County Fence Riders performed a tribute to longtime local veterinarian Jack Giesy, who died July 28 at age 80. He was the lead vet at the Clark County Fair for 45 years and the horse arena at the fairgrounds is named for him. The fence riders saddled up a riderless horse and marched it up the hill toward the fair campground, with the entire fence rider team following, most of them in tears. The riderless horse stood at the top of the hill while one man saluted the horse and Giesy and another held the horse with his hand and hat on his heart. The riders then passed two at a time while they went to their nightly duties of patrolling the parking lots.
For many Clark County kids, showing animals is the highlight of the fair. Photo by Rebecca Richardson
The animal barns are a favorite stop for many people attending the fair. Photo by Rebecca Richardson
The Pirate's Parrot Show is at 1, 3 and 5p.m. Visit www.libertywings.com. Photo by Rebecca Richardson
Parrots and pirates! The Pirate's Parrot Show includes a large variety of parrots from around the world, "real" pirates, an authentic pirate ship display and freeflight performances. Photo by Rebecca Richardson




































