15 minutes from my house is the LionPark. Creative name, no? A petting area where you can play with cubs for a few minutes (much cooler then the TigerTemple in Thailand where you could pet the tiger, which was chained down…) although, inevitably, one took a little bite of my thigh and a swipe at the mug. Cute little guy. Lion enclosures where you drive through and around these incredible creatures. A cheetah area, giraffes roaming free, and according to the shadiest employee there, possibly even a hidden leopard: (looks around maliciously, sneers and asks) ‘Do you want to see the Le part?’ No. No I don’t.
Ellie the friendliest Giraffe in the world
Warning: Animals eat other animals…
and they really don’t waste a scrap.
I struggled to muster the right mix of eloquence and panache to truly describe the majesty of watching lions devour their meals, from only a few feet away. I thought some video and commentary would best do it justice.
Oh no, gregs using technology, again.....occasionally
Sawubona and welcome.
Dspite an almost tangible lack of demand, I've brushed the dust off this little glorified picture album to keep everyone up to date on my latest and greatest fashion faux pauxs from a continent or two away. For a quick chuckle with or at me, check this page out every once in awhile. Happy voyeuring!
a force of nature
*important note*
the korean american man seen above, and of above average height by thai standards, is none other than super-mike rios. He was and will always be my sherpa in thailand, and although he is not with me on this adventure - much to the delight of adoring throngs of women in phnom penh - his place of honor on this page remains. He is also a close personal aquaintance of world line dance champion tom mickers (www.tommickers.com). mike is a force of nature; a man to be reckoned with.
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