CEDAR CITY – The highlight event of the Cedar Livestock & Heritage Festival kicked off at 10 a.m. Saturday. Spectators gathered downtown to see the steam tractors, antique cars, wagons, and of course the anticipated herding of the sheep from Cedar Mountain down the historic sheep trail.
After the parade the sheep continued on to the Nelson Farm in Cedar Valley.
The parade celebrates a rich agricultural past, dating back over 150 years. The entertaining weekend festival provides participants with an intriguing look into the history which shapes the city.
Read more on the history of the sheep run: Livestock, Heritage Festival promises a woolly good time, ‘Bringing in the Sheep’
Videocast by Leanna Bergeron, St. George News – Cedar City News
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Resources
- Cedar Livestock Heritage Festival – Website | Telephone 435-586-8132
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Wow, all those Montana Ladies there, bet they had a whole lot of folks excited!
Betcha there were some Dixie guys thinking “Ewe sure gotta purty smile!”
or them Dixie guys singing “Somebody I Ewes To Know”
I’m worried for these sheeps
Woooooooo hoooooooo!!!!!!