At 9:30 we took a ride to the Safari ... and it’s great. (Mark and I remembered it from years past; it’s really nice now!) The lions are fenced in nowadays (dumb tourists got out of the car a time or two) whereas they used to be loose ... but everything else has free range with their specified regions. Very cool indeed.
One big-boy rhino challenged another male and it was game-on. They’re sure big!
Eventually the challenger turned his rath toward us!
Between our antenna! What a picture.
A 300 lb bird! He looked tough!
About 3 o’clock the skies opened up and we had a two hour thunderstorm. So, it was naptime. After that, it was time to go to our community dinner. We had a huge turnout and many fantastic dishes. We took lemon cupcakes which all disappeared. Now, it’s 830 and Mark and I are enjoying some time on the patio with a bit of ght rain. The dogs enjoyed their frosty paws for a treat. Just for our memory bank, we sat with Laurie and Terry, first timers with the club. They laughed and said it took them 5 hours to get here from Orlando! Terry is an engineer and apparently over thinks everything. Ha ha.
Regardless of the rain and standing water around this place, there are no mosquitoes.
Sue and Wayne were spending time with Tony and Aurelia tonight. Hope they took pictures! Here’s a nice one with Les, Lynne and Wayne.
Well, that was a fun day. More tomorrow.
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