At the Wright County Junior Fair
-Photo by Hans Madsen <br> Elie Tulikumwenayo, of Des Moines, moves a piece on the giant chess board in the children’s barn at the Wright County Junior Fair Friday afternoon as his opponent, Kayla Poundtree, 17, also of Des Moines, watches.
-Photo by Hans Madsen <br> Bristol Trask, 11, of RenWick, at left, AND her friend Brooke Demuth, 10, of Eagle Grove, stop to pet one of the goats at the Wright County Junior Fair Friday afternoon.
-Photo by Hans Madsen <br> Mika, a Belgian Malinois who performs with K9s In Flight, hits the water Friday afternoon at the Wright County Junior Fair in Eagle Grove. Mike made it just over 20 feet. The show features rescue dogs that perform for the audience.
-Photo by Hans Madsen <br> Cyprus Redenius, 10, of Clarion, a member of the Wright County PIG 4-H Club, works on giving her market heifer a bath Friday afternoon at the Wright County Junior Fair. Redenius said the heifer’s name is “Roast Beef.”
-Photo by Hans Madsen <br> Elie Tulikumwenayo, of Des Moines, moves a piece on the giant chess board in the children’s barn at the Wright County Junior Fair Friday afternoon as his opponent, Kayla Poundtree, 17, also of Des Moines, watches.
-Photo by Hans Madsen <br> Bristol Trask, 11, of RenWick, at left, AND her friend Brooke Demuth, 10, of Eagle Grove, stop to pet one of the goats at the Wright County Junior Fair Friday afternoon.
-Photo by Hans Madsen <br> Mika, a Belgian Malinois who performs with K9s In Flight, hits the water Friday afternoon at the Wright County Junior Fair in Eagle Grove. Mike made it just over 20 feet. The show features rescue dogs that perform for the audience.
-Photo by Hans Madsen <br> Cyprus Redenius, 10, of Clarion, a member of the Wright County PIG 4-H Club, works on giving her market heifer a bath Friday afternoon at the Wright County Junior Fair. Redenius said the heifer’s name is “Roast Beef.”