San Bernardino Heads to the Fair
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The Fair is open to all until the ending on June 1 in Victorville.
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These Ceramic figures were handmade and have also won prizes.
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Feel like shopping? There are some deals to be made here.
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Families watch their kids walk on water inside large inflated bubbles.
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The circus has come to town! Families await the start of the show.
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Performers prepare their first trick with a dove.
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Works of art, made by youths of all ages, are on display to visitors.
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This particular exhibit, dedicated to the effects of the Atomic Bomb on scientific research, was made by a 13-year old.
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Need a break? Parents can let their kids play while they rest and watch.
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Potion, a male jaguar from the Hesperia Zoo, plays with a toy soaked in water.
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Even the Fire Department has come. Saul Pínon(left) and Travis Lemm(right).
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Let's not forget law enforcement. Barbara Stumbaugh (left) stands with mascot Chipper (right).
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The Lopez family: Juan (left), Lillian (right) and their kids Kayla and Kaitlyn (top right)
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Sheep Shearing demonstration. Wool is a useful commodity after all.
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A collection of award winning artworks created by children. Most are first place winners.
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