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Mooo Cows

Have you ever been to Mooville in Michigan? At Mooville, you can enjoy a fun farm experience that includes a petting zoo, a behind-the-scenes dairy tour, and delicious ice cream tasting with over 60 flavors. I went there on July 2, and I could experience many things which I have never tried in Korea before. Let me tell you about my story in Mooville.

At first, we went to a cow farm which is managed by automatic machine. On the way to the farm, I noticed terrible smell. The closer we got to the farm, the more powerful the smell became. I felt like throwing up because we went to there as soon as we ate sandwich. However, I really was eager to see the cows closely, so I held my breath and quietly approached, carefully observing how the cows ate and what they looked like in detail. Then, I went to the back side of the cow farm and I could see how do the machine get the milk from the cow. It looked really comfortable for not only people but also cows. Since there is no human contact, it is more hygienic and less stressful for the cows. It was really interesting and informative.

So Cute Baby Goats

Next, I can experience to feed to baby goats. They are so small and really cute. When I feed them, I was so surprised because they looked like an angel, but they ate their food so aggressively. Although they made me surprise, I liked how calm and peaceful it felt to interact with the animals. After that, I bought an ice-cream!! I chose Goal for Gold and Honey Lavender. It tasted so milky and sweet.

Since I came in US, I met a variety of animals that I had never seen in my daily life in Korea. That’s why this kind of experiences are important to me. Mooville is more than just a place but also it offers me a sense of peace, warmth, and connection with nature. In addition, Mooville werves as a healing place where I can escape the fast pace of everyday life. Through shared experiences, Mooville reminds me of the simple joys of life.

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