The Pride Of Our Lion…
Hot, grumpy Dragons asked for Dadda cuddles in the breezy shade of the trees…
…And when naptime loomed for the smallest of our tribe, we adopted a fierce little lion cub to take home…
Enjoy the sunshine whilst it lasts.
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Hot, grumpy Dragons asked for Dadda cuddles in the breezy shade of the trees…
…And when naptime loomed for the smallest of our tribe, we adopted a fierce little lion cub to take home…
Enjoy the sunshine whilst it lasts.
As soon as I opened my eyes, I thanked my lucky stars that the weather was the complete opposite to Saturday’s complete washout of the Romsey Show. We were going’ huntin’ zebra [imagine that in an Elmer Fudd voice]. The Marwell Zoo Zany Zebra Trail has been on in Southampton and the zoo since mid July…
One of the main reasons we decided to come to this particular farm was because of the “close encounters” I’d read about on their site. Jensen adores all creatures and wants to hold them, love them, play with them. He’s very mature and in tune with them (except for worms, we still don’t understand that…
This Summer Jensen Indiana spent his first “big boy adventure away from home” with Granny and Grandad in the Midlands. I was equally delighted and heartbroken over this ~ firstly I was proud of him that he didn’t feel the need to call me at all, he was clearly having too much fun, but secondly…
Last week the Jones family decided to take a day out to go walking in the woods. I’ve loved to do this since I was a child and we used to go conker hunting at this time of year, and given our location in the South of England, we are positively spoiled for chioce when…
We live in a very sleepy, old-fashioned, market town called Romsey. When I meet new people at conferences and networking events, and we make small talk, inevitably they’ll ask where I’ve traveled from. Romsey draws a blank look, but say, “I live ten minutes from Peppa Pig World”, there are nods all around. And that’s because…
Naturally, the day that we decided to travel miles to our favourite farm, the weather changed. From pleasant Spring sunshine we plunged headlong with our woolen, moose-antler hats into bitter Winter winds and flurries of snowflakes as I we tried to muster up enough courage to break free from the warmth of the car. Bundled…