The last time I really remember caring about attending the Western Idaho Fair when I was a boy crazy teenage girl trolling for the 1992 version of Justin Bieber.  Back then, it was all about rides and boys.  Funny how things change.

As adults it was all about an indulgent day of fair food.  For Belén, it was all about new sights and smells everywhere, but most importantly, the animals.  We inhaled all food items (Chorizo sliders from the Basque booth, corn-on-the-cob from the Mountain Rescue booth and ProntoPups) before the camera could be brought out, but we got plenty of pictures of the animals.

Belén liked the small animals.

But wasn’t so sure of the large animals.

Horses were scary, the sheep were interesting, lambs move too quickly, roosters are too loud, cows were okay, pigs were so-so and donkeys not so much.

Luckily, Nana and Grandpa made the large animals much more tolerable!

Despite being not quite sure of all of the big animals, and a lot of very serious faces, I think the barnyard at the Western Idaho Fair was a success.

P.S. Sorry if these photos are loading slow.  I just figured out what I need to do to size them better for the web but I am too lazy to go redo these at the moment.

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