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Thea Greene asks the crowd at the Chucklehead Hoedown why seagulls fly over the sea. (Because if they flew over the bay, they’d be bay-gulls!) (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)
Ann Monroe asks the crowd at the Chucklehead Hoedown why you should never tell secrets on a farm. (Because the potatoes have eyes and the corn has ears!) (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)
Jack Drury grins after telling a joke about trying to catch the fog at Niagara Falls at the Chucklehead Hoedown on Thursday. (“I tried but I mist.”) (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)
Heather Loase asks the crowd at the Chucklehead Hoedown how to milk an ant. (Well, first, you get a really low stool!) (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)
Bill Torrey smirks after telling a joke about bald tires at the Chucklehead Hoedown on Thursday. (“I’m going to see if I can comb them over.”) (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)
Max Poulin tells a joke about killing a man and dumping his body in the Green River at the Chucklehead Hoedown on Thursday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)
Brian Greene asks the crowd at the Chucklehead Hoedown what you call an old snowman. (Water!) (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)
Keith Murphy tells a joke about getting a speeding ticket at the Chucklehead Hoedown on Thursday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)
Sean Loase tells a joke about a duck asking a bartender for grapes at the Chucklehead Hoedown on Thursday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)

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