OK, let's discuss sleigh rides.
You can't turn on the TV or the radio, and you DEFINITELY can't walk through any store that has piped-in music, without hearing about them.
"Oh, what fun it is to ride in a one-horse open sleigh", right?
Or how about, "Come on, it's lovely weather for a sleigh ride together with you".
It is? How do they know? Where in heck can a person get a sleigh ride these days?
Maybe those farms that offer Hay Rides in the fall can open up during the winter with Sleigh Rides. Of course, this could involve their needing to borrow some of the snow-making machines that the ski resorts use to enhance Mother Nature's output, but hey. It's a small price to pay to show people what a ride in a one-horse open sleigh really is like. Or the ability to hear actual sleigh bells ringing from something other than a soundtrack or a Christmas decoration.
Anybody got an idea as to where a curious person can get a real, live sleigh ride? Preferably in a one-horse open sleigh? Let me know.
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