Photo Essay: Dirt Flies at the Green County Fair

Thursday night’s SWIRA Dirt Bike & 4-Wheeler Races brought speed, noise and clouds of dust to the Green County Fair, where photographer Ross Harried of Second Crop Creative captured riders pushing their machines—and themselves—around the dirt track.

Todd Klassy
by Todd Klassy
Photo Essay: Dirt Flies at the Green County Fair

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