Disappointed
The elephant paddock at the Rome conservation zoo was just beyond the closed gate. But after taking this Ruby Tuesday shot, my son and I scuttled around the corner and made it to the front entrance. We arrived just in time to see the two Indian pachyderms being fed their daily ton and a half of fruit, potatoes, lettuce and grass.
I could survive a while on one ton of fruit, potatoes, lettuce.
ReplyDeleteNice shot for RT! Ruby is always magnificent right? :)
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day!
Oh dear, he's grown!
ReplyDeleteLooks like he really wants to get in there!
ReplyDeleteIn Denmark we say: More than one road leads to Rome. In Rome you may say: If one gate is closed find another!
ReplyDeleteCiao friends, thank you for your comments. I've been a little busy so I haven't been around to visit and comment much.
ReplyDeleteJørgen, in Italy we say "when a doorway closes, a bigger gate opens" I love that philosophy!
Ciao
Indian pachyderm? Wow, I'd like to see them, at least virtually thru your amazing shots, Eleanora.
ReplyDeleteYeap, we have the same too. "Bir kapi kapandiginda baska bir kapi acilir" I love, too. But sometimes it can take long to open the gate, no:)
Baci for your son, wish I could see his face a bit..
I'm glad he got to see the elephants! That is a lot of food.
ReplyDeleteMy son's face will not appear on these pages, sorry Nihal!
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It must have been fun to watch the pachyderms being fed!
ReplyDeleteIt was a blast, Leif! They crushed whole pineapples like they were peanuts, and unpeeled bananas kept getting stuck between their tusk and lip! Hilarious and fascinating at the same time.
ReplyDeleteEven though I lived only a few blocks from the Borghese Zoo, I visited only once.
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