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Spent the day checking out Wagon Days, which is Sun Valley's and Ketchum's annual heritage festival. Today was a mock shootout on Main Street, complete with cowboys, Indians, saloon girls, sheriff, and bank robbers. Then it was the grand parade, which is a non-motorized parade of horse-drawn wagon, carriages, and marching bands. The grand finale was a mule jerkline with something like 20 mules, towing a train of 6 ore wagons through Main Street.
Final results of the comp can be found here, but in a nutshell, Jack Brown was the overall US Champion, and Eric Reed was the winner of the Sun Valley comp. I ended up coming 3rd in the women's category, which was enough to get me a Go-Pro camera and some other swag.
I love flying Sun Valley (I think this makes my 4th time here) and hope they have a PWC here in a year or two, cause when it's on, it really on!
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