4-Her’s compete for top honors at Cloverfest
4-Her’s compete for top honors at CloverfestPosted: Saturday, October 9, 2010 10:31 pm | (0) Comments
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Aiden Fox, 3, who lives in Lompoc, accepts a ribbon for winning second place in the youth pumpkin division of a pumpkin growing contest Saturday at Cloverfest. The event, an annual fundraiser for Santa Barbara County 4-H clubs, was held this year at Flag is Up Farm near Solvang. Fox's pumpkin weighed in at 118 pounds. //Mark Brown/Staff
Adult and child growers of giant pumpkins competed for top honors at 4-H Fall Cloverfest on Saturday at Flag Is Up Farms in Solvang. Above, Aiden Fox, 3, who lives in Lompoc, accepts a ribbon for winning second place in the youth pumpkin division of a pumpkin growing contest. The Four Leaf Clover Foundation sponsored the contest for gigantic orange orbs to raise funds for camperships to Santa Barbara County 4-H Camp Wahoo! as well as college scholarships for 4-H youths. Along with the giant pumpkin contest, Cloverfest also included a wide assortment of carnival game booths operated by the county’s 15 individual 4-H Clubs to raise funds for expenses. Proceeds from a barbecue are going to support activities of the Santa Barbara County 4-H Club Council.
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