A series of banners alongside a fence advertised the "Saturday Market" in downtown Eugene, Oregon.

A sign advertising "Chela Mela" was posted high on a fence in front of a large tree at the Oregon Country Fair. It indicated the location of "Chela Mela Meadow" and where bubbles would later be blown.

A pointing hand pointed down at two small photographs of people's feet. The index finger of the sign morphed into an arrow.

A sign that read, "Recycle," was painted on the pickets of a picket fence, behind which were four 55-gallon drums.

A sign indicated the direction to walk to find "More Booths."

A sign posted on a tall section of fence, read:

De Spain Lane
Dedicated
To many hundreds of
Volunteers, through the years
Who have helped make this
Fair a Magical •Essential Event

An artistic sign indicated the direction to the Fair exit with the word, "Exit." Below that sign, another pointed the way to "Stage Left."

A long sign nailed to a fence read, "Please Do not Litter."

A sign that read, "Food, Plates, Cups, Napkins," said to "Compost" into the green bin. Another sign that read, "Recycle" indicated that recycling should be placed into the 55-gallon drums.

A partly shaded sign read, "Yes, Yes, Yes, More Lovely Art & People."

A sign, with a picture of a dragon, read, "Come Run With Peach The Dragon." This was an event scheduled for "1:45 pm" daily.

Folks could put their heads through holes in a sign that read, "Oregon Cascades, The Pack Is Back."

Someone had silk screened the word "Yes" three times using silver ink on a piece of red cloth.

Bubble machines blew bubbles near the entrance/exit to/from the Oregon Country Fair. A sign warned: "Everyone's Bags Subject To Search."