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Slideshow: Mud Run at the fairgrounds

Written by Muleskinner Staff
July 15, 2013
Photo by Andrew Mather
(Photos by Andrew Mather, digitalBURG) A driver takes a break at sunset Saturday during the Mud Run at the Johnson County Fair.

  • (Photos by Andrew Mather, digitalBURG) A driver takes a break at sunset Saturday during the Mud Run at the Johnson County Fair.

    Photo by Andrew Mather

  • The stands at the Johnson County Fairgrounds are filled with people of all ages for the annual mud runs on Saturday.

  • Several competing trucks used interesting, eye-catching decals to stand out from the crowd, such as The Swamp Thing.

  • Frogger splashes through the muddy waters of the strip in an attempt to get the fastest time.

    Photo by Andrew Mather

  • This modified Jeep gets some air time as it flings mud everywhere during its run.

    Photo by Andrew Mather
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