Happy Wednesday! See how fast the days are? We are now in the midweek and few days left to bid goodbye to February! Last month some of us were complaining how long January was, yet this month it's the opposite. That even made me think #Wednesdaywalk hosted by 
Thus today, I feel better and energetic , so I get up from my bed and rummage through my gallery. Apologies, if this isn't my recent walks but from the previous months. Yet, one thing I am sure of was I almost gave up, I met my feet as it was indeed a long one!
Does anyone remember this area in which I am planning to run because I thought those python are real?
At the end of , you have to choose which path you want to take!
Be careful, you might lead to the wrong turn, lol kidding aside but couldn't help thinking about the movie upon seeing this.
By looking at this tree, those roots that almost covered the trunk made me think a lot of scenarios in my head! Blame my late grandma for telling me a lot of folklore back then.
Across here you will see the areas where the gorillas live. Yes, those trees aren't artificial. Though I wonder if the river and stones are? It doesn't look like man made to me. It even crossed my mind that this might be a little bit dense forest before it was converted into ZOO.
Still, animals had a good place to wander and rest.
Then the husband and I continued walking around until I heard him says, oh, I see your future.
Don't get me wrong, I love him but there are times the urge to punch him is strong 🤣. He is sometimes a simple bully 🤣. So I just rolled my eyes and continued wandering around.
How I wish everyone to be good citizens and maintain cleanliness in order not to waste the effort of the staff here.
Well, it seemed not as the surroundings were clean aside from those fallen leaves. The bench was yelling at me, trying to convince me that I needed some rest! As much as I wanted, I couldn't as our companions might already be waiting for us.
Vendo machines, I noticed a lot in this country everywhere. In all tourist spots we visited no matter where it was. Not only that, it's always accessible. To need to worry about being dehydrated as long as you have money with you!
An artistic way of telling the history. Took a photo while waiting for the husband who was in the restroom.
And this is where we've been a while ago! Told him that we should take a photo together here as a remembrance. Eh, he is not into that thing and if I won't ask him? Then no memories stored on our phones to be cherished.
Looks better, but still we need a bigger tripod next time.
Where to this time?
Should we go down at the exit? Or explore the next area?
Perhaps in the next blog.
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