Easter Show Volunteering – Shift #4 🎪

The Farmyard Nursery on Good Friday was always going to be a challenge, but I started undaunted.

A woman smiling before hordes of families with prams descended upon her

It was a warm day. I spent the first 3.5hrs outside trying to corral the ever growing queue. There were thousands, and thousands, and thousands of people.

A woman in a green hat, sweaty and tired, in front of a blazing sky

After lunch I was on pram parking duty, which mostly consisted of making sure people didn’t sneak through the Dairy to cut the line. I was very happy to see my friend Alice and Luke Eller and their boys. Everybody seemed to be having a good time.

After my shift, I walked around the stadium to check my food options. Deep fried ice cream on a stick? WELL DESERVED, MY FRIENDS.

A woman in a green shirt clutching a stick with a fried dough ball, marshmallow, and strawberry

At $12, I was pretty pleased with this. It was basically a fried doughnut surrounding a puck of ice cream, smeared with caramel sauce. Very good!

A half-eaten doughnut filled with ice cream

I popped into the District exhibits on my way out. Impressive as always!

And then I headed for the train. I survived!!  Time to enjoy the Long Weekend…

A very tired women with her tongue hanging out

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