39th Annual Webb School Art & Craft Fair - Sunday

Vivian Thomas of Shelbyville dances to the music of the Howlin' Brothers.

Just a couple of Bell Buckle visitors ridin' around...

Oh, deer! Robin Thomas, left, and Jessica Thomas of Whitwell didn't even have to go hunting for these nice examples.

Sara Mullins of Marmaduke, Arkansas uses wire to make decorative items and jewelry.

Ethan King of Huntsville, Alabama, is ready for Halloween a couple of weeks early.

It's selfie time for Robbie Brumley, left, and Kaylyn Baker of McMinnville.

As the late afternoon chill sets in, Abby Surdoki, left, and C.J. Rogers of Franklin keep each other warm.

Logan Rebecca Talley anticipates a bite of some tasty Bell Buckle food from her mom Ashley. They were visiting from Rogersville, Alabama.

A "visitor" looks around...

There's nothing like a cool glass of tea on a busy afternoon of shopping.

Sandra Pennington of Chapel Hill works on a wreath at her crafts booth.

Dogs were everywhere at the fair Sunday. Meet Christiana visitors Paige Campbell and Charlie, left, and Beth Barker with Petty.

If pictures could move...this is actually a dancing greeting card.

Charles Bowman of Decherd displays a sign he bought for his father-in-law, veteran John W. Dishmon.

Who could resist this delicious, colorful meal from one of the many vendors?

Abigail Vandagriff of Manchester gets high above the crowd on a bungee ride.

Lauren Moore of Tullahoma, shortly after purchasing a "guitar" made of old license plates, just had to stop and pet these pigs.

This chicken doesn't have to worry about being eaten as it watches the crowd.

No need for a truck! Just bring your convertible and you're ready to haul home your find, as Jack and Renee Winter of Spring Hill did.

The Haulin' Brothers pickin' some bluegrass.

Among the crowd were, from top, Cassie Tipton, Molly, daughter Sydney Jenkins and Roxie, all of Maryville. And there's a camera-shy dog behind the carriage.

Jewelry from a unique source was available.

From left, Shaun Elrod and his wife April, of Manchester, receive a few dabs of a substance advertised as relieving aches and pains from Andrea Tate and Jean Davis.

Salt and pepper spiced up with a few frights.

Get the message?

Shuttles carry visitors around Bell Buckle.

Tommy York gives Hoss a few bites of popcorn.

Jewelry and an eight-point buck trophy -- what's not to like? Dafney and Scottie Davenport think the combination's great.

Visitors dig in near a food vendor.

We couldn't catch this visitor to get his name, but it sure looks like Abe Lincoln.