Images: Day two of the 2011 McHenry County Fair
Catherine Haymaker, left, of Woodstock and her daughter Anna Evans of Woodstock, entered the Mother Daughter Look-A-Like Contest.
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Luke Harris, left, of Alton, and Don Johnson, right, of Grafton, sculpted various things with chain saws at the McHenry County Fair. They both work for Loghoggers and are known as the “Itchy Brothers”.
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Francisco Camarena of Woodstock walked along side of his one-year-old daughter, Andrea Camarena, as she rode a pony.
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Annie Vogrinc of Woodstock, 15, rode the teacup ride with her niece Magdalen Wedoff of Woodstock, 1.
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Kylie Beckel of Woodstock, 2, bounced her way down the slide. She was joined by her sister, Jaydin Beckel, 6, along with parents Kristin and Andy Beckel.
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David Florent, left, and his wife Monica had more fun than their three-year-old son Brody playing the Bug Buster Game. The family is from Woodstock, and enjoys the fair every year.
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Caricaturist, Rick Sherman, left, of Freeport, draws Pauline Nguyen, center, 12, of L.A. and her aunt Cheri Harris of Belwood.
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Julia Schwabb of Woodstock, 4, enjoyed her corn dog and lemonade. She was joined by her six-year-old sister Natalie, and parents.
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Sam Johnson of Lakemoore, 19, set up a live forge shop at the McHenry County Fair. Sam taught himself how to become a blacksmith, and works with authentic tools used in the late 1800s. His most popular items for sale are aspen leaf key chains and wall-mounts.
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