So due to lack of internet we are going to post the last three entries now...one day/entry at a time though. When we left off we were in LA. The next morning we were up early and headed towards Knotts Berry Farm. We were crushed to learn that Six Flags was closed, but we quickly amended our game plan and found something else to do.
On the way to the theme park our rental vehicle acted up and refused to accelerate. After stopping and going a few times it smartened up though and we continued despite the check engine light. During one of the stops we noticed a stalled van at an intersection. Being the chivalrous gentlemen we are we leapt out of our vehicle and ran to their assistance. It seems an oil line had ruptured or something and as we pushed them out of the intersection Adam face planted in the oil and wrecked his jacket. The price of being nice... In high spirits and smelling like gasoline, we made out way to Knotts Berry Farm in Anaheim. Aaron Doherty dropped us off and headed to the coast.
After a short wait for the gates to open we headed inside and began riding the buck rides. From ten till six, with the exception of a brief Quizno's lunch break, we rode every ride that was open. There were no lines to speak of and sometimes we didn't even get off between rides. One of our favorites was the log flume. Similar to the Disney log ride it was comfortable and relaxing, with minimal wetness. After we had ridden it a few times in a row, we requested to have two logs instead of one. We must have looked comfortable because it was at that point the ride attendant remarked "Someone like to cuddle!" After that time around we decided to go elsewhere. We had a great time spitting off rides and attempting to take videos while on them...got busted right away. Who knew?!?
Anyways, after our fun-filled day we were exhausted. After Aaron picked us up we basically headed for some food (McDonald's of course) and then drove back to Apple Valley so we would be ready to leave in the morning.
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