ciallkennett
Strata Poster
A most of you probably know, I'm in Canada at the moment with Taylor. About a fortnight befor I flew out, Taylor informed me that a little place about 30 minutes from her house was getting a perminant CRED... so I forced her to take me 
Colosanti's is basically a greenhouse/garden centre which has a petting zoo and a few kiddie rides. Nothing spectacular, nothing fancy, BUT the cred is brand new and in need of a few goons. I was too tall to stand most of the time a the ceiling was very low and there are pipes, wires and crap hanging from the ceiling </3
We drove from Taylor's and arrived at about 2.20pm. Free entry for the win, but it cost $2 each to enter the petting zoo/show area, and luckily enough a show was about the start as we arrived, so we took our seats.
The show was for kids, no doubt. In fact, the whole place is for kids - any 3-8 year old would love it. The show started with a tarantula...
...which scared the **** out of Taylor so much that when the worker came near her with it, she screamed promoting laughter from parents and 4 year olds alike. It was hilarious!
He then asked for volunteers. Naturally, as a big kid I volunteered, but as loads of other kids put there hands up, I opted to pass as I wanted the kids to have the fun. The guy told me to come down anyway. I clearly look like a paedo here...:
I got to hold a corn snake. I've had bigger things in my hands and around my neck before
He then brought out a hedgehog. For me, it was nothing as they are wild in the UK, but for Canadians it was something quite exotic.
The show was very short, but plenty for both kids and adults alike to learn.
As we paid $2 each, we decided to make the most of the petting zoo. Goats, deer and peacocks for the win!
So exciting.
After seeing all of the animals, we headed off to find what we had come especially for: MINER MIKE <3
I think I'm almost the same height as it. Quite embarrassing, but adults can ride without kids, so no need to abduct children. The ride was closed when we arrived, but opened a few minute later. At $2 a pop, it's very reasonably priced and each go gives you 8 circuits.
I naturally took back row, Taylor took a few rows in front.
The corner in the back really whips you, but it was fun, fun, fun. One of the ride ops laughed at the fact struggled to fit in and get out of the coaster, but all in all it was totally worth the embarrassment <3
There was crazy golf in the back - 18 holes for just over $5, with $1 returned at the end. It was fun, if a little under-themed, but wasted a good half hour or so.
Oooh, things to pose near!
There's a few inflatables, a fruit and veg market place, a plant marketplace and a restaurant there too. Me and Tay picked up a few doughnuts and we were served by some jailbait <3 She was probably at least 16, but still, she'd get it. Almost all of the workers were 17 or under - jailbait heaven.
After a good two hours, we called it that - total cost of about $10 each PLUS probably one of the first - if not THE first - goons to have got the cred <3
Colosanti's is basically a greenhouse/garden centre which has a petting zoo and a few kiddie rides. Nothing spectacular, nothing fancy, BUT the cred is brand new and in need of a few goons. I was too tall to stand most of the time a the ceiling was very low and there are pipes, wires and crap hanging from the ceiling </3
We drove from Taylor's and arrived at about 2.20pm. Free entry for the win, but it cost $2 each to enter the petting zoo/show area, and luckily enough a show was about the start as we arrived, so we took our seats.
The show was for kids, no doubt. In fact, the whole place is for kids - any 3-8 year old would love it. The show started with a tarantula...
...which scared the **** out of Taylor so much that when the worker came near her with it, she screamed promoting laughter from parents and 4 year olds alike. It was hilarious!
He then asked for volunteers. Naturally, as a big kid I volunteered, but as loads of other kids put there hands up, I opted to pass as I wanted the kids to have the fun. The guy told me to come down anyway. I clearly look like a paedo here...:
I got to hold a corn snake. I've had bigger things in my hands and around my neck before
He then brought out a hedgehog. For me, it was nothing as they are wild in the UK, but for Canadians it was something quite exotic.
The show was very short, but plenty for both kids and adults alike to learn.
As we paid $2 each, we decided to make the most of the petting zoo. Goats, deer and peacocks for the win!
So exciting.
After seeing all of the animals, we headed off to find what we had come especially for: MINER MIKE <3
I think I'm almost the same height as it. Quite embarrassing, but adults can ride without kids, so no need to abduct children. The ride was closed when we arrived, but opened a few minute later. At $2 a pop, it's very reasonably priced and each go gives you 8 circuits.
I naturally took back row, Taylor took a few rows in front.
The corner in the back really whips you, but it was fun, fun, fun. One of the ride ops laughed at the fact struggled to fit in and get out of the coaster, but all in all it was totally worth the embarrassment <3
There was crazy golf in the back - 18 holes for just over $5, with $1 returned at the end. It was fun, if a little under-themed, but wasted a good half hour or so.
Oooh, things to pose near!
There's a few inflatables, a fruit and veg market place, a plant marketplace and a restaurant there too. Me and Tay picked up a few doughnuts and we were served by some jailbait <3 She was probably at least 16, but still, she'd get it. Almost all of the workers were 17 or under - jailbait heaven.
After a good two hours, we called it that - total cost of about $10 each PLUS probably one of the first - if not THE first - goons to have got the cred <3
