I would look down at my adult body and say, "Wait a minute, it's only supposed to be possible for children to come here!"

Then I'd remember that I've never been a person enamored of the rules, and I'd go find the nearest talking whatever and find out what's going on.

the first thing i'll do in Narnia, ill go find Jill or Susan (if she will be there) and ask for archery lessons (I would love to try and in my place there's absolutely nothing about archery)

And I'd *have* to ride a dragon before I had to leave, of course!

Good luck finding a nice dragon who'd let you do that in Narnia

It depends during what time of Narnia's history I arrived, but, ideally I'd like it to be snowing, in which case I'd go hug the lamppost, and wander through the white beauty, meandering over to Tumnus' cave, then head for the Beavers'; or, if in the days of Miraz, I'd skip his castle, and seek out the Old Narnians, spending hours talking with them and encouraging them to keep persevering. If I entered when Prince Rilian was missing, I'd definitely run to the marshlands (or maybe catch a ride on Glimfeather ) to connect with Puddleglum and try some ... eel stew. And speaking of Glimfeather, I would like to sit through a Parliament of Owls. Twoo-whooo, yes, I do! And I'd love to study the Narnian night sky with Doctor Cornelius!

then head for the Beavers

Oh yes! That would definitely be on my to do list regardless of the season. Spending the day in the middle of the forest, near the shores of the great river, and then returning to the dam for some fresh bread, fresh fish, and orange marmalade. . . . .*sigh*