Marshall County 4-H Archery gave area youth a chance to shoot a bow and arrow during Harvest Days on Saturday. These aspiring archers from left to right are Sage Watson, Breydan Quinn, Colton Biel, Treyton Biel, and Griffin Joachim.
Mary Carlson and her unicycle have become a fixture in area parades, and she once again traveled Main Street during the Harvest Days event.
The Britton Public Library had this float in the Harvest Days parade on Friday that commemorated the 18,767 minutes spent reading by participants in the Summer Reading Program.
The dunk tank was a popular stop for area youth during Harvest Days, and this ball looked to be on target for a dunking.
Blowin’ Smoke won the Marshall County 4-H Rib Cook-Off during Britton’s Harvest Days celebration on Saturday. Team members were Cory and Jessica Cole and Kent and Denise Weiker.
The L&R Kree Mee had this entry in the Harvest Days parade held on Friday. The Britton business has been serving ice cream since 1957 and has become a “must-stop” for visitors and residents alike.
Youngsters dove into the Britton Swimming Pool in search of treasure during the annual coin toss held at during Harvest Days activities. Area residents enjoyed the pool free of charge during the city celebration.
21st Harvest Days Successful
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