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Sun rises on The Giant Wheel



2017-07-21 - Goshen, IN - Photo by Bryan Blair.
The Giant Wheel awaits visitors as the sun rises at the 2017 Elkhart County 4-H Fair in Goshen, Indiana, where today is Opening Day. Goshen is 359 miles almost due north of Columbia, KY. The Fair, one of the largest 4-H county fairs in the nation, is recognized across the nation as one of the best Fairs in the USA. The nine day event features five nights of big name entertainment, two performances of a sanctioned rodeo, a tractor pull and a demolition derby.

The event is managed by Adair County native Bryan Blair, formerly on the KY State Fair staff, who is credited with reviving the Taylor County Fair in 1998. Bryan is the son of Gayle Blair and the late Fred Blair of Columbia.


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