Summerland Fall Fair fun

Summerland celebrated the 104 annual Fall Fair on the weekend at the Summerland Curling Club.

Three-year-old Barrett Scherger is surrounded by sunflowers at one of the agriculture display tables at the Summerland Curling Club during the 104th Summerland Fall Fair on the weekend.

Summerland celebrated the 104 annual Fall Fair on the weekend at the Summerland Curling Club.

Below: Alison Hara looks on with disbelief at the huge pumpkin and squash on display – photo by Carla McLeod-Special to the Summerland Review.

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