A statue of an articulated wolf was suspended from the edge of a tent. Two boys and one girl worked its legs to make it appear as if it was running.

A statue of a large butterfly was erected in front of a small stand labeled, "Wingin' It." The mat and stand allowed folks to pose in front of it for selfies and other portraits.

A whale breaching and three dolphins swimming were created from cloth stretched over bent twigs.

A board was painted a figure dressed for a carnival and juggling three balls. The ball path spelled out, "Oregon Country Fair." A person could put a face through the hole for a portrait.

A large statue of a sea horse was located in the middle of a clearing. The statue was tall and made of bronze.

A picture of a dragon was painted on cloth and hung on one of the fences surrounding the fair.

The head of a dragon lay on the grass and waited for kids to walk up and touch it.

A carved wooden bird was erected over the front of a booth.

A large paper butterfly was attached to the boards above a booth.

A wooden box was set up as interactive art. Called, "The Revolutionary Oracle," it allowed anyone to turn a wheel on its side and thereby cause a different message to appear on a small screen near the top and "Your Lucky Word" to appear in a window near the bottom.

A model of a sailing boat floated in the creek. Its presence made it art.

The head of a dragon was created from many small wooden pieces. The flames from its mouth were made from cloth.

A bird constructed of many pieces of wood, sat on a nest made of many twigs.

A banner depicting the face of a moon and a star hung over the trail. Because the sun is a star, this could also be a picture of the sun and moon.

A bicycle decorated with yarn was parked and locked to a tree alongside the trail.

A wooden cutout of glasses was hung on the fence. It was painted to look like a pair of glasses, yet with an evil or clown face behind the glasses.