Students from O.C. Johnson do their best to grab a wandering balloon flying over Desert Sun Stadium Saturday afternoon. The balloon, made of tissue paper, was a six-week school project for O.C. Johnson, Woodard, Castle Dome and other surrounding schools. Photo by Jared Dort/Yuma Sun - YumaSun.com Photo Gallery

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YumaSunGallery > Ella Wills applies Chicken Rub on a turkey early Thursday morning while her husband, Ken, helps. The Wills family have been to the dunes to celebrate Thanksgiving for the past 23 years.

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YumaSunGallery > Duners hit the sand early Thanksgiving morning at Greys Well to get a jump on the day before dinner, despite Wednesday's day-long showers. According to one dune enthusiast, wet sand is even more awesome.

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YumaSunGallery > Sandy Osborne repairs a hole in her balloon with husband Duane helping inside. Osborne of Sky Scaper and others were grounded early Friday morning due to increased winds during Day 1 of the Colorado Balloon Festival.

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YumaSunGallery > A passenger aboard the United Van Lines Balloon owned by pilot Roy Caton and the ground crew prepare to take off Saturday morning at West Wetlands Park. Caton's balloon was the "hare", or chase balloon, during the morning event and went up first.

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YumaSunGallery > Steve Embry entertains the crowd on the piano during Thanksgiving lunch at Crossroads Mission.

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YumaSunGallery > A duner sits at the top of Competition Hill watching the action below Thursday morning.

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YumaSunGallery > Judy Holt, a retired teacher from Phoenix, blasts the flame into her orange balloon Saturday during the Balloon Glow event at Desert Sun Stadium.

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YumaSunGallery > Volunteers help serve turkey, mash potatoes and stuffing at the Crossroads Mission Thursday morning. The Mission dished out more than 700 Thanksgiving meals within a half-hour of opening.

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YumaSunGallery > A family watches a hot air balloon prepare to take off in front of them while a group of balloons leave West Wetlands Park behind them early Saturday morning. After being grounded Friday due to wind, the 18th Annual Colorado Balloon Festival saw all 31 balloons take to the sky.

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YumaSunGallery > Students from O.C. Johnson do their best to grab a wandering balloon flying over Desert Sun Stadium Saturday afternoon. The balloon, made of tissue paper, was a six-week school project for O.C. Johnson, Woodard, Castle Dome and other surrounding schools.

Photo by Jared Dort/Yuma Sun

YumaSunGallery > Spectators at McGraw school watch as a crew begins to inflate a hot air balloon, which was later taken down due to windy conditions.

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YumaSunGallery > Mark Cawood, a Yuma resident, prepares to take his RZR up Competition Hill. Cawood has been to the dunes the last four years for Thanksgiving with his family.

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YumaSunGallery > Lou Cawood, an employee at Rural-Metro, cuts some vegetables for Thanksgiving dinner. Cawood prepared a turkey and ham for her family Thursday morning, along with the usual t-day treats.

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Students from O.C. Johnson do their best to grab a wandering balloon flying over Desert Sun Stadium Saturday afternoon. The balloon, made of tissue paper, was a six-week school project for O.C. Johnson, Woodard, Castle Dome and other surrounding schools.

Photo by Jared Dort/Yuma Sun

YumaSunGallery > Students from O.C. Johnson do their best to grab a wandering balloon flying over Desert Sun Stadium Saturday afternoon. The balloon, made of tissue paper, was a six-week school project for O.C. Johnson, Woodard, Castle Dome and other surrounding schools.

Photo by Jared Dort/Yuma Sun

Students from O.C. Johnson do their best to grab a wandering balloon flying over Desert Sun Stadium Saturday afternoon. The balloon, made of tissue paper, was a six-week school project for O.C. Johnson, Woodard, Castle Dome and other surrounding schools.

Photo by Jared Dort/Yuma Sun

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