Our Trip To Haller Park
On Saturday we
all set off to a place called Nyali with
our Canadian friends Shaun, Mandi and their two daughters Brooklyn and Rosie.
They then took us to a place called Nyali Shopping Market where we had lunch. After
that Shaun and Mandi were ready to take us to Haller Park this is meant to be the
most exciting part of this day out by the way.
When we got there we all checked in and began
to make our natural journey. We started off by walking to the place where we
get our tour guide. On the way we had seen loads of monkeys (Vervet Monkeys)
they are cute but deadly. When we got there we found a guide. He showed us a
MAHOUSIVE tortoise which Me, Brooklyn, Rosie and David could sit on easily but,
we obviously didn’t because that would be cruelty to tortoises. Then he took us
to a fish farm where there were Talapia fish which they sell to local businesses.
After that, the guide took us to
Giraffes where we fed them with little pellets we stuck our hands out and they
would just lick it off it felt really slimy. Then the guide took us to a
reptile farm where there were snakes there were puff adders, (really poisonous)
grass snakes and many more.
The guide
then took us to see the hippopotamuses feeding. The staff were feeding them
pellets on the floor and they gobbled away. They made a snortling sound.
Finally the
guide took us to see the crocodiles feeding. A member of staff dangles meat
above the crocodiles and then the crocodiles leap out of the water and eat it.
It was amazing when their jaws clamped shut and you heard a really loud pop!
Here are
some photos of our lovely day out.
Every time I read your blog Africa sounds more and more exciting! That tortoise really was HUGE, but I'm glad you didn't sit on it or I would have reported you to the RSPCA!!!!!
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