We woke up about seven and left the house about half eight. The journey was accompanied by the soundtrack to Avenue Q, which was pretty funny even if my parents didn't think so. There was a bit of traffic which I don't think I would be very happy about driving in, especially round the two lane roundabout with all cars ending up at the same place, it was confusing. We had to drive in places you're not normally allowed to. When we did get there I wasn't very happy about the £17 entry fee. 'Do you want to buy a show programme?' No thanks, not now I don't.
The weather for the day was supposed to be sunny, and I was not impressed with it towards the start of the day, but after a few spots of rain it brightened up, and I even took my jacket and cardigan off!
We saw lots of rabbits, goats and chickens, as you would expect from an agricultural show. I liked the animals and the flowers outside of the actual flower show (you had to pay to get in). The things I did not like: the strange men who sat around in little tents while their old farm machinery went round and round. What fun they must have been having!
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