The penguins are always neat to see. I took a little video of it. It was SOOO crowded in that little room! It was sometimes hard to look over everyone's head, and of course, little kids are screaming and pushing everyone trying to get closer.
There's a new exhibit at the Lauritzen Garden that has a really neat miniature city with railway trains running through it. They have even taken care to carefully manicure the plants so that they stay the appropriate miniature size to fit into the exhibit. Pretty neat.
Normally the Victorian Garden is my favorite part of the garden, but this year, it wasn't in very good shape. The plants were all spent spring tulips with thousands of pansies to distract you from the fact that there isn't anything else there. I was a bit disappointed with that. But the woodland shade garden, with all the waterfalls and shady plants like hostas, azaleas, and others was really neat.
We stayed 2 nights at a lodge, which had excellent accommodations for the $89/night charge. Although Teri's bed was too soft (she has to have a very firm mattress). They had a free buffet breakfast (with the whole works of eggs, hash browns, sausage, bacon, cereal, danishes etc.) that was very tasty. I so wish I had a maid that could make me breakfast every morning (my favorite meal of the day).
Here's a slideshow of all the pictures I took at the Zoo.
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Great photos, thanks. The polar bear with the ball was just unbelievably cute.
Spideywhomper
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