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Donovan Lyons of Muncy tries to keep cool with an "Endura Cool" towel on his head as he makes a glass of lemonade at his stand at the fair Tuesday. The towel, after dipping it in water, is supposed to hold the water to keep a person cool.
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Mike Zimmer of Bates Brothers Entertainment tries to keep cool with a wet towel over his head as he operates the carousel Tuesday.
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Bryson Swisher, 6, son of Edward Swisher and Jennifer Wright of Unityville gets his debut into "mutton busting" before the bullriding event at the Lycoming County Fair Tuesday. Bryson held on for the longest time to win the event.
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Steve Troyer of PA takes his turn in the International Bull Riders event at the Lycoming County Fair Tuesday.
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Shane Stiffler takes his turn in the International Bull Riders event at the Lycoming County Fair Tuesday.
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Kyle Carson from Evans City, PA goes the full 8 seconds on his first try in the bull ride.
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Kyle Carson from Evans City, PA goes the full 8 seconds on his first try in the bull ride.
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Ann fry of Cogan Station, left, and her daughter Lora Powell of Hughesville relax in the cool of the evening after a hot day at the fair. Fry says she still sleeps with the cows at the fair while many farmers with livestock retreat to their air conditioned campers at night.
