点评:Three parents, a teen, and a toddler all made our way for the first time to Clark Elioak Farm on a Sunday in the middle of a 3 day weekend. The place was busy and there was plenty to entertain the toddler to the delight of all others in our party. The youngest among us was most excited by the Enchanted Train Ride. Though we had found it difficult to figure where to line up for the tractor driven hay ride (the driver of which, Jim(?), was kind, well-spoken, and friendly), we were redirected by a kind and confident young woman. Finally we found ourselves in the correct line for the train ride. But no, we had lined up behind a party so someone announced, "If you're not with the Whatchamacallit party, please proceed to the entrance. "Where's the entrance" I queried to no one in particular. Rod yelled over our heads, "There's a hundred dollars worth of signs here folks. Follow them." So okay, not every customer facing employee can be a kind and confident young woman. Rod came around and silently took our tickets. The train ride was quaint. Maybe twenty or thirty minutes later, we were standing next to the pumpkin patch, trying to decide whether to stay (and spend more money) or leave. The train comes along, again driven by Rod, who now finds it necessary to start telling us to get out of the way for the tractor driven hay ride, which moves at about 5 miles an hour and is not yet approaching. We tell him we know and we'll move. Undeterred (or triggered?) Rod stops the train ride and climbs out of his little conductor car, still shouting at us to get out of the way of the tractor driven hay ride which is not yet approaching. I moved away along with the kids as an adult in our party attempted to talk to him about the way he's treating us. Disgruntled, Rod returned to his little conductor cart and we turned our heads to see the tractor driven hay ride turn the corner at 5 mph and then pull over to stop a good 30 yards before reaching us. Thanks for helping us realize it was time to leave, Rod. We started to walk to the car. As we made our way along the road Rod had accosted us to clear, a kind and confident female worker drove past us on a tractor and waved; "Hi nice people," she said with a big smile. She didn't seem the least bit concerned about danger from the approaching farm vehicles. We won't be back.
翻译:三天周末的周日,三名家长、一名青少年和一名幼儿首次来到克拉克埃利奥克农场。这个地方很繁忙,有很多东西可以让孩子开心,让我们聚会中的其他人都高兴。我们当中最小的一个对魔法火车之旅最为兴奋。尽管我们发现很难弄清楚在哪里排队乘坐拖拉机驾驶的干草车(司机吉姆(?),很友善,谈吐得体且友善),但我们被一位善良而自信的年轻女士引导了方向。最后我们发现自己处于乘坐火车的正确路线中。但不,我们在一个聚会后面排队,所以有人宣布,“如果你不参加Whatchamacallit聚会,请前往入口处。“入口在哪里”我没有向任何人特别询问。罗德在我们头顶上喊道, “伙计们,这里有价值一百美元的标牌。好吧,不是每个面对顾客的员工都能成为善良、自信的年轻女性。罗德走过来,默默地拿走了我们的票。火车的乘坐很古雅。也许二十或三十分钟后,我们就站在南瓜旁边了。补丁,试图决定是留下来(花更多的钱)还是离开。火车来了,再次由罗德驾驶,他现在发现有必要开始告诉我们让开,让开拖拉机驱动的干草车,这速度约为每小时 5 英里,尚未接近。我们告诉他我们知道了,我们会移动。罗德没有被吓倒(或被触发?),罗德停下了火车,从他的小售票员车厢里爬出来,仍然对我们大喊大叫,让我们过去避开尚未到来的拖拉机驱动的干草车。我和孩子们一起离开,我们队伍中的成年人试图与他谈论他对待我们的方式。罗德心怀不满,回到他的小售票车上我们转过头,看到拖拉机驱动的干草车以 5 英里/小时的速度转弯,然后在距离我们 30 码远的地方停下来。感谢您帮助我们意识到是时候离开了,罗德。我们开始走向汽车。当我们沿着罗德招呼我们清理的道路前进时,一位善良而自信的女工开着拖拉机从我们身边驶过,并向我们挥手致意。 “嗨,大家好,”她笑着说道。她似乎一点也不担心驶近的农用车辆带来的危险。我们不会回来。