Hardin County Fair Reflection

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I have been involved in the Hardin County Fair since the age of 2 when I started entering projects through Goo Crew. Since then I have entered a wide variety of projects in 4-H, FFA, Girl Scouts and open class. I have entered poster boards, jewelry, scrapbooks, wood works, and cookies. This variety of projects has allowed me to learn how to display them in a booth so they can be easily seen and look presentable from most angles. I have also spent a good deal of time watching my friends work with their animals. This has lead me to be able to work with most animals as I have chased chickens, bathed rabbits, walked goats, and penned pigs. My background in FFA has also helped me tremendously with this as well. I believe these skills will allow

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