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What about the boys.
I don't think they get enough credit for those aerial lifts.
phunnneee you mentioned that. the 1st time i attended the ballet show, i didn't know men were going to be in it. i look at the girls only.
 
He's on stilts!
At least, I think the giraffe looks like a 'he'

I guess a female giraffe would be ...a giraffette?
 
neat. i appreciate the pics you post. too, i attended that lion king show in manhattan. i think it was the minskoff theater.
I saw it many years ago in Toronto. I think it was in the Princess of Wales theatre.

It's just been showing in Sydney but I won't be able to catch it, we are going to see a Jane Austen show instead.
It did come to Auckland a few years ago.

My friend saw it in Sydney and she stayed in the Taronga Zoo as well. Apparently you can glamp there.
 
I saw it many years ago in Toronto. I think it was in the Prince of Wales theatre.

It's just been showing in Sydney but I won't be able to catch it, we are going to see a Jane Austen show instead.
It did come to Auckland a few years ago.

My friend saw it in Sydney and she stayed in the Taronga Zoo as well. Apparently you can glamp there.
lots of adventure there. glamp, a new word for me! i never liked camping, i prefer living in comfort. but, sounds interesting.
 
Glamping = glamorous camping

I.e camping in comfort.

You get the best of both worlds. But I think you also pay hotel prices. It's not free.
 
I am waiting on the next CC adventure seoulsearch takes us on. I suggested a Giraffari. But I don't know what she's got planned, or up her sleeve.

She must have long sleeves.
 
I am waiting on the next CC adventure seoulsearch takes us on. I suggested a Giraffari. But I don't know what she's got planned, or up her sleeve.

She must have long sleeves.
you should investigate the possibility of being a comedienne!
 
you should investigate the possibility of being a comedienne!
Er, why
I seem to be already one.

?!

Well to you.

Australians are funny to me. They just have to open their mouths and talk, and I can't help but laugh at them.
 
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The elephants in the room are contacting the miscellaneous giraffes outside, ...saying 'Hey we're on BDF come over and join the debacle discussion!'

Many are called...few are chosen.


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Not yoked together...but walking side by side

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love it. Why can't people be more like these two?
 
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Went to Taronga Zoo, it had 4 giraffes...but no elephants anywhere.

There were zebras next to the giraffes but they weren't sharing the same enclosure.

In Auckland zoo, the giraffes share with the zebras. The elephants have now moved to Australia but not to Sydney/ Taronga. When the Elephants were in Auckland they used to have the run of the place and their own house. They didn't share with the zebras or giraffes but I think they could see each other, well, the giraffes could see nearly everything being so tall.

The giraffes in Auckland Zoo have a lot more space than the ones in Taronga, but in Taronga, they have a wonderful view of the Sydney Harbour and the bridge, while the giraffes in Auckland don't. (I mean of our own harbour and bridge, not Sydney's...they can't see THAT far off)
 
Also, the elephants in Auckland were Asian, not African.
Kashin was our famous elephant and lived for a long time, and used to give rides to people when she was here. She was the mascot for the Auckland Savings Bank (ASB) as they sponsored her ticket to the Zoo.
 
Also, the elephants in Auckland were Asian, not African.
Kashin was our famous elephant and lived for a long time, and used to give rides to people when she was here. She was the mascot for the Auckland Savings Bank (ASB) as they sponsored her ticket to the Zoo.
that's a source of a good deal of fun & memories.
 
One of the memorable travel books I read was called Travels on my Elephant.
I note no similar Giraffe titles.

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