When I was a young boy in the 1990s, I was taken to Chessington Zoo. Chessington zoo is like an amusement park with rides and attractions.
There was a dark boat ride in the park called Professor Burp's Bubble works. It was a fantasy boat ride through a soda drink factory. The boats were round and could hold about 5 people. The ride was filled with animatronic displays and lights. At the end of the ride, we were sent through water fountains that had multi-colored lights shining through them, very beautiful. It was a ride I would go on twice.
Looking back, I thought it was a very clever ride because it could take many people on board and was like a conveyor belt. filled with entertainment. It was very successful and the queues were very long. The structure of the ride is still used to this Day after all those years but the theme and design of the ride are different and it has a different name.
I am Alan Booth, an ordinary British Man . I'm not one of the famous people that have the same name as me, just an ordinary guy. Welcome to my main blog, a true reliable record of history from the perspective of an ordinary man, a place filled with my thoughts; perhaps my thoughts will persist longer on here than in my brain itself. My twitter I.D. is @alspresso.
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