Last weekend the first fair of the year was held in our area. I’m not a fan of fun rides but the grandson is. Which leaves me holding the phone (as well as the purse strings). What else can I do but take photos?
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It’s so much more Fun at Night
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Poor you. I hate fairs too. But then I always did.
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I don’t hate them. I just don’t want to be on the rides. It’s actually fun watching my boys having fun. And there is always the food and drink. 😃
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Fair point. The food is usually greasy-smelling hamburgers though. Here at least.
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Not here. Hamburgers are seldom on offer. There are the traditional sausages and steaks and stuff but it’s gone very international: crêpes (savoury as well as sweet), Hungarian langos, Finnish salmon, pizza and garlic bread varieties, Belgian chips or potatoes cut in spirals and served on sticks, large freshly baked Bretzel … on fair days I won’t cook.
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Lucky you!
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I’m the same as you. Lovely to see kids having fun and capturing it 🙂
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It is not fun, I was never keen as a kid either. It might have something to do with my much elder brothers holding me by the ankles until Mum couldn’t stand my noise which became louder as more blood rushed to my head and made them put me down.
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😮 I am the much younger sister of sisters. We had our moments but not like this.
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Tolles Bild!
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Danke!
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We used to go to fairs when the kids were young. They had more fun than the adults, but now the only fairs we regularly attend are Reconnaissance Fairs.
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In Germany most fairs are divided between the kids’ entertainment and the tents (music, drinks, food, friends, fun).
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