20170226 - LCJ 4H Fest (hrb)

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Candace H. Johnson – For Shaw Media Sharon Harrigan, of Grayslake and her son, Joseph, 10, read about Morocco, presented by the Lucky Ducks 4-H Club during the Lake County 4-H International Festival at the College of Lake County in Grayslake.

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Candace H. Johnson – For Shaw Media Bharti Patil, of Libertyville and her daughters, Roohee, 8, and Aayushee, 10, try food from Israel presented by the Millburn Clovers 4-H Club during the Lake County 4-H International Festival at the College of Lake County in Grayslake.

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Candace H. Johnson – For Shaw Media Lucy Lamberti, 8, of Vernon Hills, with the Lucky Duck 4-H Club, wears a matching gown with her doll as she talks about the dress code in Morocco for girls during the Lake County 4-H International Festival at the College of Lake County in Grayslake.

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Candace H. Johnson – For Shaw Media Karime Gomez, Magali Mora, both 8, of Waukegan, Kristen Rakers, 10, and Isabel Daniels, 8, both of Vernon Hills make a flower craft presented by the Alpine 4-Hers, representing the Kingdom of Tonga, during the Lake County 4-H International Festival at the College of Lake County in Grayslake.

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Candace H. Johnson – For Shaw Media Different spices to smell were on display by the Lucky Duck 4-H Club representing Morocco during the Lake County 4-H International Festival at the College of Lake County in Grayslake.

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Candace H. Johnson – For Shaw Media Jessie Bielak, 16, of Round Lake with the Rising Stars Cloverbud and 4-H Club hands back a stamped passport as she represents the country of Liechtenstein, during the Lake County 4-H International Festival at the College of Lake County in Grayslake.

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Candace H. Johnson-For Shaw Media Grace Mower, 13, of Long Grove with the Alpine 4-Hers Club teaches the audience a Tonga dance as her mother, Moanna, holds the microphone during the Lake County 4-H International Festival at the College of Lake County in Grayslake.

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Candace H. Johnson – For Shaw Media Carissa Silet, 15, of Buffalo Grove shows off her African pygmy hedgehog during the Lake County 4-H International Festival at the College of Lake County in Grayslake.

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Candace H. Johnson – For Shaw Media Karime Gomez, Magali Mora, both 8, of Waukegan, Kristen Rakers, 10, and Isabel Daniels, 8, both of Vernon Hills make a flower craft presented by the Alpine 4-Hers, representing the Kingdom of Tonga, during the Lake County 4-H International Festival at the College of Lake County in Grayslake.

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Candace H. Johnson – For Shaw Media Dominic Blome, 7, of Round Lake Park get some Moroccan orange cake from Megan Rakers and Madelyn Goss, both 12, of Vernon Hills, with the Lucky Duck 4-H Club, as they serve Moroccan food during the Lake County 4-H International Festival at the College of Lake County in Grayslake.

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Candace H. Johnson – For Shaw Media Moroccan orange cake is served by the Lucky Ducks 4-H Club along with a recipe during the Lake County 4-H International Festival at the College of Lake County in Grayslake.