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July/August 2009
It was recently brought to our attention that the Mt. Gretna main article is missing one line of text between pages 26 and 29. We regret the omission. Here is the line of text:
Gretna today, you’ll feel as if you stepped back in time to the
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PHOTO CONTEST WINNERS Announced
Congratulations to the winners of our 27th annual photo contest. Again, the judges were impressed with the excellence exhibited in all of the entries.
The winners of the categories as as follows:
Pennsylvania at Dusk or Dawn (appearing in the July/August 2009 issue): First, Leroy Sites, New Bloomfield; Second, Don Biresch, Ottsville; Third, Don Shenk, Millersville; Honorable Mentions: Davis G. Phelps Jr., Flourtown; Douglas Kunicki, Kane; Chris Klobetanz, New Cumberland; Charles Rehm, Grahamsville, New York; and Michael Dreese, Middleburg. You can download a PDF of the photo spread in the July/August 2009 issue HERE. (Caution, it is a 7.4 MB file)
Pennsylvania Animals, Wild and Domestic (appearing in the September/October 2009 issue): First, Wayne Miller, Warren; Second, Rocky Holland, Kane; Third, Richard Messner, Duncannon; Honorable Mentions: Willard C. Hill, Needmore; Daniel A. DeGeorge, Waterford; Dennis L. Attig, Yoe; Marilyn Wood, Tioga; Pam Gehringer, Trexlertown; and Don Shenk, Millersville.
Thank you to all who entered. Whether of not you participated this year, consider entering our contest next year when the categories will be Pennsylvania Up Close and Pennsylvania Scenics. Start taking photos now. The entry form will appear in the January/ February and March/April 2010 issues.
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JMWebb on 26 Dec 2008 at 8:30 pm #
Farm Fun
Well, the excitement of the holidays is over. You have two choices: stay home and watch old reruns or get out and have some fun. Head to Harrisburg for some FREE fun from Jan. 10 until Jan. 17 at the annual Pennsylvania Farm Show. According to their site it’s the largest indoor agriculture event in America. It don’t doubt it–wear your comfy walking shoes.
Even non-farmers like me can have a blast at the Farm Show. Believe me, they have something for everyone–you can enjoy animals, food, art, performances, an antique carousel, even rodeo(you’ll need to pay a little extra for the rodeo). But watch out! Those lovable animals can be tempting. Only the fact that I was three months pregnant kept me from bringing home a dwarf rabbit one year.
If you want to showcase your talents enter your famous chocolate cake, the “Farm Show’s Got Talent” competition, or a host of other contests. By closing day the Farm Show will have awarded thousands of dollars in premiums(prizes). Check out the fun at http://www.agriculture.state.pa.us/farmshow/site/default.asp