Blogging the Fair

The Oliphants and Ogletrees both have posted some great pictures of their Neshoba County Fair fun from over the weekend. Meanwhile, here are some updates from Heart O'Dixie participants Matthew Kirk and Larry Cresswell. And here is this general Fair post that discusses the hospitality of cabins from "good day sunshine".

More Blogging

Sid Salter has one of the best views of the political speaking at the square. But he would be quick to point out that politics is part of the Fair, but not the most important part. He is blogging daily. Multiple times a day. Read his blog here: Sid's Blog.

Deep Fried Kudzu: Neshoba County Fair This Week, The Voice, Sweet Tea, and a New Variant

Slabbed: Hot as hell but a lot more fun - the Neshoba County Fair

The Star Blog: Meridian Day at the Fair

Sid Salter Fair Blogging

Sid blogs daily from the Fair. Catch up on the goings on with some of his recent posts:

Blogging from the C-L's Neshoba County Fair bureau office

Neshoba notebook: Scrugg’s T-shirt

Saturday afternoon: Wayne Weidie returns

Saturday night: On top of Thacker Mountain…

Sunday morning: Heaven and hell…

Monday: Hospitality cabin

Weekend politics: Smith, Wicker putting in the sweat equity…

Blogging to the Fair

Folks are blogging about the Fair.

Straight from the Horse's Mouth won't be making the drive from Austin to Philadelphia this year, but she writes about the Fair, her cabin, and a great list of suggestions of things to do at her blog: Red Clay Hills Are Calling My Name

The 'Ssippi Scoop says, "it's termed 'Mississippi's Biggest House Party' when in fact it should be called 'Mississippi's Biggest Porch Party'." A Bama girl who married into a cabin on Sunset Strip, she describes the Fair well:

So picture this, acres and acres of campers and cabins piled in on top of each other, with each person's porch on the front and back of their cabin touching the next person's porches. A huge horse race track with cabins circling it. A big midway with carnival rides and fair food booths. A big concert stage set up at the arena. Horse stables and barns. All of this in one HUGE location where the ENTIRE county moves from their houses for one whole week in July out to what they call the fair grounds. I've never seen anything like this in my life, nor do I expect you to unless you live here or visit me during the fair.

And then here are a few pics from cebell: When We Left God's Country

Fair Blogging

Twcie Bloomed Wisteria: The Neshoba County Fair


NancyHood: Family & a Fair


A pictorial review from TheClintonAdministration

Deep Fried Kudzu

DeepFriedKudzu blogs on the Fair with some great pictures and video of the races.

Two Posts

Jackson Free Press has this wrap-up on political speaking: No Name Calling At Neshoba

And another person blogging on the Fair: Ain't No Party Like a Mississippi Party...

Blogging on the Fair

TwiceBloomed: Neshoba County Fair

DowdlesAndDogs: The Heart O' Dixie!!

SidesPlace: Family and "The Fair"

Imperial-Greene: Neshoba County Fair

Pratie: Melina at Republican Woodstock: The Neshoba County Fair

TwoSons: Neshoba County Fair

RobertSarvis: Neshoba County Fair