While I was out of town, wonderful people (Meg & Rick) prepared my dahlia beds. Once the ground was ready, they proceeded to plant ALL of the tubers. Of course, the four-legged family (Annie, Oakleigh, Pickles and Wilson) supervised the process making sure the "special formula" was applied correctly. Although I did notice some rather large craters in the special Colorado raised bed-probably Doakie chasing the frisbee.
Pictures taken while the folks worked on the homefront:
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| Ah...this is the life! |
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| What can I eat next? |
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| Hey, wanna fly? |
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| Nothing like a good stretch!! |
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| Just doing my "dance" |
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| Very bright!! |
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| I'm watching YOU! |
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| I am happy!! |
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| Found the Big Horn sheep.... at the zoo |
Exploring the Denver Zoo turned into a long journey. On a map, it looks rather small and thought we would just need a couple of hours-WRONG!! After six hours and many pictures later, we finally finished exploring ALL the exhibits. Unlike the Oregon Zoo, the habitats allowed you the experience for a very "up close and personal" interactions with the displays. The Big Horn sheep herd within the Rocky Mountain National Park typically wonder through on almost a daily basis a specific area, unfortunately during our stay at the park they were being bashful-so it was exciting to see them at the Denver Zoo.
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| My better profile |
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| African bird |
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| Are you done with that photo yet? |
Please come see me @ Denver Zoo
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