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<\/a><\/p>\nThis wasn\u2019t the camel. \u00a0David \u00a0still has his cup of feed.<\/p>\n
This was an alpaca,I think and it very daintily ate out of my cup.<\/p>\n Another white one. \u00a0The animals were very persistent in getting to the food.<\/p>\n See this guy? \u00a0The Emus scared me a little. \u00a0I would not open my window for them and they gave me the evil eye. I was feeding this llama when the<\/p>\n white one \u00a0came up alongside him with its ears laid back in anger and I was afraid it was going to spit, like llamas are known to do, so I stuck the cup to its mouth so it wouldn\u2019t get the chance! See this beautiful, white deer or is it an elk?<\/p>\n Nothing like the behind of a zebra.<\/p>\n But it turned around for some feed. \u00a0Aren\u2019t they beautiful animas? <\/p>\n Giving me the evil eye through the window! Part of the tour included \u00a0going into their dinosaur habitat. Oh, dear!<\/p>\n There is one now!<\/p>\n Now I know why we needed to stay in the car. \u00a0These guys will eat you! Oh, no, it sees us!<\/p>\n Push on the gas, David! We left the park just in time, but we planned to come back that night for their light show.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Skeleton people were in many yards.<\/p>\n In the little town of Orleans we found dipped ice cream. \u00a0We are always on the \u00a0lookout for good, dipped ice cream.<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
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\nHere comes another Emu!<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
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\nLots of deer.
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\nBuffalo. \u00a0They are a gigantic, gorgeous creature. \u00a0I see them on Facebook \u00a0tossing silly tourists at Yellowstone who are foolish enough to get out of their cars for a closeup. \u00a0You don\u2019t fool around with buffalo.
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\nThey even had longhorn steers.<\/p>\n
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\nWe drove through this entrance. \u00a0Rather scary, don\u2019t you think?
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\nWhat awaited us on the other side? \u00a0Visions of Jurassic Park came to mind at that moment.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
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\nThis one was chomping leaves<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
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\nGood, we got away!
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\nOh,oh. \u00a0They are reproducing. Gotta get out of here!
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\nThis one has already reproduced. \u00a0Time to leave.
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\nHurry, David, he\u2019s catching up!<\/p>\n<\/a>
\nThis Jack-o-lantern greeted us that night. My pictures aren\u2019t the best at night.
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\nBats above us.
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\nA bridge we crossed . \u00a0We saw a few lights and then journeyed through dinosaur land, but no lights. \u00a0What was going on? \u00a0Were the dinosaurs loose? \u00a0We came down the hill where a man stopped us and told us their electricity was down so we got a complete refund and were saved from the dinosaurs!<\/p>\n<\/a>
\nInour drives we see the silliest things. Being Halloween time there were decorations everywhere. \u00a0We saw several hay bales painted.
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\nLots of pumpkins displayed in different towns.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
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\nI saw this house, right next to a railroad track and fell in love. \u00a0It needs some tender,loving care, but it could be a beauty. \u00a0I know. Our house once needed a lot of work and now it is a gem. \u00a0We are always looking at old houses wondering who lived in them, what is their story.
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\nHouses like this. \u00a0They are dotted all over country back roads in my state. \u00a0Like the family just packed up and left one day. \u00a0Sad, little house.<\/p>\n