Fall fair fun all weekend long at the 72 annual

Fall fair fun all weekend long at the 72 annual

Fall fair fun all weekend long at the 72 annual

Lakes District Fall Fair weekend brings festive crowds to Burns Lake



72 Annual Lakes District Fall Fair & Music Festival was a great crowd pleaser.

 

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