The Gobble returned for another year, and while there was a run

The Gobble returned for another year, and while there was a run

The Gobble returned for another year, and while there was a run and beer garden, as always it was the mashed potato munch off that proved to be the spectacle of the cold and wet Sunday afternoon. Luke Larson took home first place in the munch off.

Catherine AnstettPublished on November 19, 2012


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The Gobble returned for another year, and while there was a run
The Gobble returned for another year, and while there was a run
The Gobble returned for another year, and while there was a run
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