Feeding time

Evan Clause watches as his brother Adam feeds a goat from outside a petting zoo at the Los Angeles County Fair. The Fair, which started as an agricultural event, now has rides and a variety of attractions, including large model railroads, horsing events, exhibitions on electronics and house wears, photography and fine art displays, concerts, shows, and different types of foods. The Fair runs through Sept. 29. / photo by Rhidian Maehl
Evan Clause watches as his brother Adam feeds a goat from outside a petting zoo at the Los Angeles County Fair. The Fair, which started as an agricultural event, now has rides and a variety of attractions, including large model railroads, horsing events, exhibitions on electronics and house wears, photography and fine art displays, concerts, shows, and different types of foods. The Fair runs through Sept. 29. / photo by Rhidian Maehl
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