![]() Folks were welcomed to Greencreek on the 4th of July by a pair of flags hung from combines on each side of the road. ![]() Some of the breakfast crowd.
Bingo was busy all day long inside the hall with Adam Forsmann and his family running the operation. ![]() John Schumacher served as auctioneer again this year with Austin Sonnen, Don Schumacher, Aaron Hinkelman and Ben Schumacher serving as spotters.
A new addition to the auction this year were custom made family signs created by Conrad Arnzen on barnwood. Everyone of them sold for more than $200 with the Wemhoff sign going for over $1000. ![]() ![]() Youngsters enjoyed the barrel train and the bouncy castle. ![]()
The two merry-go-rounds were kept busy all day. ![]() A couple of youngsters try out the Sumo suits. ![]() ![]() Street sports kicked off with footraces. ![]() ![]() ![]() Next up were the 3-legged races. ![]() ![]() Wheelbarrow races followed. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Scenes from the egg toss. The last one shows the egg breaking on impact. ![]() ![]() ![]() Watermelon eating concluded the street sports. The bottom photo features 3 past champions but was won by the young man in the purple shirt and backwards hat. ![]() Andy Terhaar sports some extra hair. Those that know Andy can probably hear this picture. |
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