The 2022 Bean Hole Days drew a large crowd to enjoy beans, games and Chris Olson as Elvis.
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Pequot Lakes Police Chief Eric Klang, 2021 King Bean, laments that he will become a "has bean" with the crowning of his successor.
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The new King Bean, Tim Leagjeld, is crowned.
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Tammy Bargy is crowned Queen Bean.
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A pit crew member stirs beans Wednesday, July 13, 2022, at Bean Hole Days in Trailside Park in Pequot Lakes.
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The beans can't be served without the King and Queen Bean's approval, with help from the Miss Pequot Lakes royalty. From left Wednesday, July 13, 2022, at Bean Hole Days in Pequot Lakes are King Bean Tim Leagjeld and Queen Bean Tammy Bargy giving a thumbs up, royalty escort Lacey Borders, Miss Pequot Lakes Princess Annika Schlagel, escorts Isabell Arnold and Grace Flategraff, Miss Pequot Lakes Princess Brea Eckes and Miss Pequot Lakes Quinn Trottier.
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Johanna Weinreich, North Branch, slides down an inflatable.
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Amber Sechers was first in line for beans.
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Water Wars was a popular attraction when the hot sun came out from behind the clouds Wednesday, July 13, 2022, in Pequot Lakes.
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