Eagerly rushing to the tall gates, everyone is stamped a beautiful logo on their left hand that looks like alive waving fireworks filled with colors of red blue and green sparkles for paying a ten-dollar entry fee. First, is all the neon lights glittering like stars, dancing in circles, and some hanging freely from colorful monster machines operating as rides. Favorites are floating Bumper Boats gliding by with smiling faces. Another ride roaring radiently at the fair is the Ring of Fire only for those who dare to be victims. Traditionally are th

Adventuring on running feet the aroma of fresh buttermilk funnel cakes drift by your nose. Everyone loves to feel the soft dough melt gracefully on their tongues. Not to mention the fluffy clouds of blue pink and purple cotton candy. Children always beg for that special lightweight bag full of crystal sugar. Fairs are famous for their freshly squeezed lemonade. Tasting the cool splash of lemonade is always exciting because you have the chance to visually see the half-squeezed lemon soaking in the cup, like taking a quenching bath. With so many choices of delightful food and candies, anyone would be able to munch on something their tummies crave.

e swings. Flying high and low with dangling kicking feet sending vibrations all through the air.

Another big hit traveling the fair is the smelly animals. They are all contestants trying to receive Nobel prizes. Of course as you walk quickly down the rows of mooing and quaking leaping into your ears you can't help but pet a small goat begging for attention. Twenty-five cent helps fed the animals by getting

Some common words found in the essay are:
Ring Fire, County Fair, Delicious Cherry, November Filled, Pamlico County, Bumper Boats, Adventure Growing, county fair, friendly animals,
Approximate Word count = 713
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)