A sign near the entrance to the Oregon Country Fair described its walking conditions and prohibited swimming in the river.

A delightful sign hung over the entrance to the Oregon Country Fair. Notice that the O of Oregon was represented by a peach.

A sign over one of the paths announced "Chela Mela" as the "Gateway to Beyond."

A sign over one of the paths through the Oregon Country Fair, read, "Hoarse Chorale."

Another sign offered a chance to "Experience a run with Peachi the Dragon."

A sign attached to a bench by the Long Tom River, described the "Stream Bank Stabilization Project."

A banner over one of the paths through the Oregon Country Fair, said the word, "Yes," three times.

A section of one of the paths through the Oregon Country Fair was the previous location of the, "Formerly Shady Grove Stage."

A sign attached to a bench back read, "Please Do Not Cross Barriers."

A sign on a tree read,"I'm an old tree don't climb on me. Thank you."

Music was played and a man danced under a sign that read, "Apple Commons."

A banner over one of the paths through the Oregon Country Fair, read, "Pike Street."

A recursive sign near the exit, read, "Thank you for being us."

A sign shaped like an old LP was posted near the exit. It read, "Make yourself at Ommmm."

A sign, attached to the fence just beyond the the exit, read, "Imagine Yourself."