
WEST SPRINGFIELD – First of all I want to say thank you all for a great birthday, it was a blast! And Jackie, those eggs were so friggen’ delicious Sunday morn.
Sunday, buntology's newest employee and friends took a day trip to visit New England's Great State Fair -- the Eastern States Exposition, aka the Big E. The final day of the Big E started off as a beautiful day. It was sunny, not too too hot, but it was nice. Lauren Davenport, Christina Razionale, and myself got into the Big E and we began our adventure.
As soon as you walk in, you immediately smell all the food everywhere. You can smell corndogs, and fried dough, and hamburgers, and pizza, and food and food and more food.

There were some goats, llamas, a zebra, and a passed out kangaroo that was just laying on his back. We then walked around some more, and we checked out some little stores, and we also saw the Budweiser Clydesdales and the dalmatian dog. We did quite a bit of walking around, and then went inside to check out some of the buildings, to see what they had inside. We saw some piglets and watched some chicken hatching and a couple rabbits too. Christina and Lauren then found the foot massage chair. They put it quarters and Lauren freaked out and started crying out, surprised by it.
Then … we did enough of the walking around. So after passing numerous food stands and smelling food everywhere we go, we finally stopped for food (you cannot leave the Big E without getting food). I got a pizza, Lauren got a burger and Christina I think also got a burger or something, I forgot. The food was delicious, obvi! The cost though, was not. But whatever, what are you gonna expect though.

Then we closed our adventure by me getting lost looking at other stuff. But we found each other, it was all ok. So after all the walking around and with the rain we decided to conclude our journey and call it a day. My favorite part was probably the animals at the petting zoo. The Big E was a good time and a fun trip.
2 comments:
Don't get me started on the subject of wild animals in captivity just so people can go "ooh, ah" and pat their heads! At least they don't have to do tricks like at the circus.... AGH!!!! LLamas ok.. maybe piglets, but a zebra and a kangaroo? NO! NO! NO!
i saw people in cages too!
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