A Sign, attached to a fence next to the Long Tom River, described efforts to stabilize the stream bank.

Another sign listed the benefits provided by log jams in the river.

A sign hung from a tree was very agreeable. It said, "Yes yes yes."

A peace sign was attached to the fence. It stated, "Make Love Not War," and had a "Ban The Bomb" symbol in the center.

Other signs directed the attendee to stages and parks. Below those signs was a map of the fair.

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

A sign outside the restrooms, read, "Restroom and Handwashing, Not Potable, Please no dishwashing." The sign was further decorated with two butterflies.

Another sign was wordless. It was in the shape of a heart, but with greenery at its top. The result appeared to be the image of a strawberry.

A sign welcomed attendees to, "Oregon Country Fairyland." One of the rules was, "Share & Be Kind, Show Respect."

Another sign, made with fabric, read, "Welcome Back."

Another sign, near the bus dropoff point, read, "Bussin'."

A sign behind benches read, "Bus Waiting." This was the area in which one would wait for a bus to return to Eugene.