I'm not sure what table had this sign, but it was an interesting one.
As it was so chilly, these people may have made a lot of sales.
There were also booths offering games and food.
A local radio station was there.
The Masons were out in force. Not only did they offer food...
...they were also sponsoring a major child identification initiative.
Doe Run had a table showing awards they had won in various mine safety and rescue
competitions.
They have done well in lots of competitions.
They had a number of their awards on display.
Rescue equipment was also on display.
The main reason we came was to take the mine tour.
Tickets were free, but you had to sign up for a specific time slot as only about 30 people
could be on the tour at any given time.
They had a large piece of galena on display.
