Safari Park

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    We went to visit Safari Park on the 28th.  There were lots of people there too, but It felt less crowded than Legoland as this place was so spread out.  Connor had spotted the tram early on, and so he kept asking for “Choo Choo”.  We tried to head over to do the tram ride first, but we enjoyed seeing the animals and the scenery on the way.  Logan enjoyed running in thimagee wooden structures as he called them the “forts”.  The scene of the safari was beautiful from the upper deck.  We probably waited an hour at the tram station before we finally got on; fortunately the boys were doing fine and playing in the stroller while waiting.  The tram ride was quite nice and informative.  I tried to tell Logan to listen to the guide telling us the stories about the animals, but his attention span was short.  He later got interested in taking imagepictures with my camera instead, and I have to say that the pictures he took were not bad.  Connor enjoyed looking at the animals; he was waving to them as Stuart pointed them out to him.  Finally the last 10 minutes of the tram ride, Connor looked so tired that he eventually fell asleep laying on Stuart.  After tram ride, since Connor was still sleeping, we decided that I would wait in line to buy lunch.  Logan chose to stay in the stroller and he too fell asleep in a fetal position.  After the long wait to grab lunch, we woke the kids up to enjoy it in the beautiful outdoor eating area. 

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    Since Connor had missed imagethe end of the tram ride, he kept asking for choo choo the remaining of our stay there.  We managed to distract him to look at other animals.  By two something in the afternoon, we were tired from all the walking, so we started heading out and planned for our drive back to the grandparents.

   This is a video of the boys being silly with each other while waiting in line.

One Response to “Safari Park”

  1. Michelle Says:

    Looks like they had lots of fun at the park!

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