Two-year-old Jeremiah Holmes of Ortonville pretends to drive a John Deere Gator XUV at the Hartland Fire Department Trade Show.

Bear, a miniature pincher who lives at Valley Equipment, joined his owner Raymond Cook at the Hartland Trade Show. Bear decided to take a break from the hustle and took a seat on a Cub Cadet lawn tractor.

Best Western assistant manager Christie Hoyt watches as Knowlesville resident Colleen Avery fills out a ballot to win a free night stay in a luxury suite in the Woodstock hotel.

Although 10-year-old Chloe Basque of Florenceville isn't old enough to tan, she tested out a bed being sold by Pel-Bo pools and spas. The company was just one of nearly 165 vendors at the trade show in Hartland.

Christopher Cushing, 9, and his seven-year-old brother Liam test the water in a hot tub being sold by Riverview Hot Tubs & Spas. The Cushing brothers' family were vendors at the Hartland Trade Show over the weekend. Their grandparents own Megiddo Paintball in Bairdsville.

Sisters Makayla and Jessica Fitzherbert, right, of Oakland take a break from manning the Florenceville Kinsmen exhibit to enjoy a couple of hot dogs.

Bristol resident Noah Rogers, 8, wears his balloon hat while wishing he could take a Honda dirt bike home with him.