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Gaye Cornell, left, of Acampo, Dena Ingalls, center, and Kathi Westlake, right, both of Sacramento show their enthusiasm as they attempt to break the Guiness Book of World Records for the most people knitting at the same time at the Dixon Lamb Festival. Unfortunately they did not come close because only 152 people showed up and the record is for more then 1200. "I feel like I'm melting instead of knitting," remarked Kathi Westlake as they knitted for 15 minutes continuously. -
Rogelio Quinto, Jr. watches over lamb kabobs while cooking for Hulahuts at the Dixon Lamb Festival. Photo taken October 07, 2012 in Dixon, California. -
Cheyenne Dugid, 17, left, of Livermore and Kelly Semonsen, 17, right, of Castro Valley compete with their Suffolk/Hampshire crosses in the showmanship class of the Dixon Lamb Festival. Semonsen won the 1st place ribbon. Photo taken October 07, 2012 in Dixon, California. -
Members of the Escamaza Tradicion Mexicana ride side saddle as they get ready to perform ballet moves on their horses at the Dixon Lamb Festival. Photo taken October 07, 2012 in Dixon, California. -
Seana Gonzalez, 16, rides side saddle as she performs at the Dixon Lamb Festival. She was a member of the Escamuza Tradicion Mexicana team that consisted of 8 females ranging from 12-23 years old. Photo taken October 07, 2012 in Dixon, California. -
Jennifer Valdivia, 12, is all smiles after her performance at the Dixon Lamb Festival with the Escamuza Tradicion Mexicana team. Photo taken October 07, 2012 in Dixon, California. -
Jessica Rodriguez, 17, leads her horse back to the stable after performing with the Escamuza Tradicion Mexicana team at the Dixon Lamb Festival. Photo taken October 07, 2012 in Dixon, California.
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