Ryan&Amber2013
Puritan Board Senior
So South Carolina has an agritourism law, where the owners of farms are not responsible in any way for people's injuries or death on their property. So we went to this farm in the country today for their fall festival, and it was awesome. It totally reminded me of the way things were when I was a kid. There were no employees watching over people, there were awesome rides, equipment, and things that everyone used at their own risk and discretion, there was an open fire with no one monitoring it, there was a corn maze that was a few miles long. It was just basically all there for people to have fun with it however they wanted to, without having to be concerned about somebody telling them to "not do this or not do that." There was plenty of stuff there that could have actually been dangerous for people if used the wrong way. It seems like the owners just expect people to be responsible, and for parents to oversee their children, and they just let people do what they want there. But it was such a freeing and enjoyable environment. It really made me miss the way the culture was even 25 years ago. So much has changed. Can anyone relate?
Like look at the silo in the back of this picture. Literally anyone could have just climbed up this, and the top was even rusty. No one was going to tell people what to do or not do with it. It was just there if anyone wanted to do something fun on it.
Like look at the silo in the back of this picture. Literally anyone could have just climbed up this, and the top was even rusty. No one was going to tell people what to do or not do with it. It was just there if anyone wanted to do something fun on it.
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