We've Got The County Covered
We've Got The County Covered
This view from Chet Fouts man lift looks north along Turner's main street toward the airport. On both sides of the street about 90 vehicles were on display (cars, motorcycles, pickups, semi-tractors, farm tractors and dragsters). The lunch line is in the middle of the photo, just south of the huge shade frame (bought with funds raised by prior Appreciation Days). Under the shade frame diners were enjoying the new tables and chairs purchased with, you guessed it, funds from the Turner summer one day event. The top of one of the bouncy water slides is just visible to the left of the photo, above the Big Flat (co-op) Grocery.
This view from Chet Fouts man lift looks north along Turner's main street toward the airport. On both sides of the street about 90 vehicles were on display (cars, motorcycles, pickups, semi-tractors, farm tractors and dragsters). The lunch line is in the middle of the photo, just south of the huge shade frame (bought with funds raised by prior Appreciation Days). Under the shade frame diners were enjoying the new tables and chairs purchased with, you guessed it, funds from the Turner summer one day event. The top of one of the bouncy water slides is just visible to the left of the photo, above the Big Flat (co-op) Grocery.
This view from Chet Fouts man lift looks north along Turner's main street toward the airport. On both sides of the street about 90 vehicles were on display (cars, motorcycles, pickups, semi-tractors, farm tractors and dragsters). The lunch line is in the middle of the photo, just south of the huge shade frame (bought with funds raised by prior Appreciation Days). Under the shade frame diners were enjoying the new tables and chairs purchased with, you guessed it, funds from the Turner summer one day event. The top of one of the bouncy water slides is just visible to the left of the photo, above the Big Flat (co-op) Grocery.
A somewhat overcast day, a slight breeze off the prairie and Turner's giant shade structure frame across main street helped make the 2024 Turner Appreciation Day another successful day. The day drew residents, nearby neighbors and international guests to the mid-summer outdoor event. Activities varied from the early morning fly-in and Lions Club's breakfast through the all-day car show, a grilled lunch at noon, the silent auction, play time on bouncy houses for the kids and lots of visiting by everyone. Organizers described it as another "win" for the town's fourth event of its kind.
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