A metal gateway labeled, "FBUC," was stuffed at the top with stuffed animals. A bicycle leaned against one of the gateway uprights.

A human powered bubble machine was one of the major delights that day for children.

A huge, but old-fashioned, high-wheeled bicycle with 4-wheels toured the grounds all morning. This time ridden by a woman in 1800's attire, later by a man similarly old-timey dressed.

The Whiskey Drome is "Homage to the turn of the century Velodrome that would travel the country to wow the populace with acts of 2-wheeled Daring-do. Specifically Keith's Bicycle Track of 1901."

A man, cheered on by his daughter, attempted to mount and ride a bicycle with ridiculously high "ape hanger" handlebars. As a side note, he did successfully ride a short distance after this shot was taken.

A modest, self-powered merry-go-round for the younger children. Even with one child absent, the ride still worked.

A vintage gentleman operated a bicycle powered taxi in which the customer was asked to join in the effort of powering his conveyance.

A ride went past powered by two people, one at each end taking turns jumping their end up while the other end went down in a forward-moving teeter totter manner.