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Jack's First Trip to the Zoo




On Easter Sunday we took Jack to the South Lakeland Wild Life Park, which is one of my FAVE days out! He really enjoyed it too. It was a BEAUTIFUL day, all warm and sunny (so lots of sun-cream on Jack).

He LOVED the Rinos (maybe because it sounds like Dinos, and they do look a bit prehistoric), was unimpressed by the sleeping lions, and laughed at the apes and monkies. He missed the feeding of the Lemours though because he was shattered and fell asleep, but there's always next time.

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