Short Essay on a Village Fair



Essay on A Village Fair

 Essay on A Village Fair

During summer vacation Bilal resolved to pay a visit to his cousin Zubair who dwelled in a village. When Bilal reached the village a fair was in full swim in the village. It was decorated with buntings and colourful flags. The streets were thronged with public. The fair was held outside the village. It was also equally crowded with the people. Children were having all kinds of funs, swings, merry go round and drum beating competitions. There was lot of temporary shops having all types of goods from handkerchiefs to farming tools. The girls were busy in buying rings, bangles. Women bought household goods, pottery, milk churners and toys for their little children. Men were buying farm tools and other articles of their choice. The temporary restaurants served delicious dishes and played popular music records. All were very happy then there was a fight between a bear and three fierce dogs, which was a cruel game. There was a popular monkey man with his monkey posing and acting like angry husband. There were conjurers, jugglers and acrobats entertaining people. The most interesting items of the fair were the horse races and tent pegging. Then there was a race of dogs chasing a rabbit. Bilal and Zubair enjoyed many items of entertainment and became tired so they returned home.

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