We went to the L.A. County Fair last night and I must say it's
indescribable. I've never seen a fair this big, but then again the only one I've been to is the Utah County Fair. I had 3 things I wanted to do.....ride the big yellow slide (I wasn't really sure if the L.A. one was yellow), find a place that served Navajo Tacos (Al told me that was a Utah thing), and look at the animals. We were there for about 4 hours and I think we only saw 1/2 the fair.

Of course when we got there Al said he was starving, so he started off the night with a Hamburger and Fries. I might as well go through all the food we ate now....I don't believe it myself and actually get sick thinking about all of it. I can't tell you how many booths we saw grilling Turkey Legs.

Me taking a bite of Al's $10 Turkey Leg.

Corn On The Cob

This was
Aarons specialty which includes butter, mayonnaise, cayenne pepper,
parmesan cheese, and lemon juice. Sounds disgusting, but it was really good.

The world's biggest corn dog

and yes Al had one

A chocolate covered Bacon stand right outside where the pigs were.

Aaron's last stop for the night was the Deep Fried Snickers stand. Only like 2000 calories.

Get ready for deep fried EVERYTHING.....Klondike Bars, Avocados,
Smores,
Krispy Creme, PB&J, Frog Legs, Twinkies, Butter, and
Oreos. I'm sure I missed a few and you would not believe how many people were waiting in line for all this.

We wonder why
American's are overweight?

Guess what I found? The only stand in the fair that sold Navajo Tacos....
hahah I think Al was a little
suprised I found it. So glad I did because it was
delicous.

Enough of the food and onto the animals......the Bee exhibit where we bought flavored honey. Al had green apple, I had cherry, Celia had Watermelon, and Aaron had grape.

The world's biggest pig. She was seriously amazing.

The cutest baby lambs.

This rabbit was my favorite. Look at those ears, so cute.

another HUGE pig.

The craziest fair EVER

I was so happy when I spotted this slide and even better it was yellow just like the one in Utah. It
definately wasn't as cheap to ride, but it was still worth it.

Here we all are before our big race where Al cheated.

I'm not really sure what you would call this next picture.....maybe the bubble boy. You pay to climb inside this plastic ball where they inflate it and push you in the middle of the pool where you look like a hamster spinning a wheel. I'm sure it's a great way to wear out kids and it's way entertaining to watch.

Our last excitement of the night was the Ice Display where of course you had to pay to get in.

The coolest display cost to get a picture in front of....wait didn't we just pay to see the ice sculptures? LAME. The fair was quite the adventure. We will
definately be going back next year, but for less food and more people watching.