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Article: HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS A WEEKLY PHOTOGRAPHIC REPORT FAIR TRADITION A REAL BOVINE BATH
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- Evansville Courier & Press (2007-Current)
- Article date:
- July 28, 2008
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Traditions are everywhere in our daily lives - family dinners,
holidays and music. But there's one tradition that only kids
involved with the Wabash County (Ill.) 4-H Fair (and, perhaps, their
parents) know about.
Each year during the fair in Mount Carmel, Ill., the cow trough
becomes a dunking hole. The dunking event, although not organized
officially, is the kids' last hurrah before school begins in a few
weeks.
The fun begins when a roving band of teenage boys and girls sneak
up on their unsuspecting victims and do their best to deposit them
in the bovines' beverage dispenser next to the cow barn.
"Hey, stay away from us," Colton Bosecker, 14, warned the
marauding group that was closing ...
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