PERRY — It was two hours and three minutes to be exact. Our reporter aboard the Agri-Lift chairlift ride pleasure-cruised his way back and fourth 24 times across a span of 1,400-plus feet of Georgia National Fair airspace.
All in the name of observing a cross section of what this annual exposition along I-75 in the heart of the Peach State has to offer.
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A bird’s-eye view of the Georgia National Fair from about 40 feet up. Riders aboard the ski-lift-like attraction pay $10 for a one-way ride that covers about 1,400 feet of fair space. (Joe Kovac Jr./AJC)
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2 hours aboard the slowest ride at the fair for a bird’s-eye view of America
