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Old-fashioned fun a hit at Lewes library
Colton Rogers, 3, of Millsboro checks out a Kerplunk game where kids try to pull sticks out of the cage without allowing any balls to drop out. NICK ROTH PHOTOS
September 21, 2017
Jacob Ramer, 8, of Woodbury, N.J., successfully topples the pyramid of cans.
Izaiah McCabe, 6, of Long Neck tries to hit the target.
Layla Austin, 5, of Milton tosses a roll of toilet paper into the bowl.
Luke Ramer, 3, of Woodbury, N.J., gets ready to play ring toss.
Emrey Jones, 3, of Rehoboth Beach gets a little help to putt the ball in the hole.
JD Fennelly, 5, of Boston, successfully tosses a football through the hoop as his dad Tim looks on.
Coastal Dance Academy dancers performed for the crowd. Shown are (l-r) Abby Whitcomb, Leni Kuska and Claire Balliet.
The Lewes Public Library hosted its annual old-fashioned carnival Sept. 9. Children could take a shot at ring toss, try to knock down a pyramid of cans or even take a shot at jumbo Jenga. With more than a dozen games open for play, children had a lot of opportunities to stamp their ticket for a free prize.
