Mitch and I had our last visitors come to Baltimore this past weekend before our big move. It worked out well because we got to spend a good amount of time together and dump our extra food and spices on them that we were going to throw out. We use spices a lot so they got some pretty good ones. We went to the National Zoo, which I had not been to since I was a kid. Who could beat the price either...I guess that's just one thing that our taxes go toward. Sarah's husband, being a coffee enthusiastic, took us to a couple of local shops to indulge in some java (me excluded- I don't like coffee). Before they left, we went to the Inner Harbor for Sailabration, a special event they were holding. A great visit and another place to cross of the bucket list.
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| Sarah has about as much love for cats as me |
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| gazelles |
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| elephant |
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| typical cat |
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| cheetah |
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| sea otter |
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| Panda |
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| Sarah loved the marmot |
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| I love when the orangutans hang out outside |
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| turtle |
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| female lion (thank you zoom lens) |
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| even lions like to sun like their domestic counterparts |
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| powerful tiger |
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| I think 60 Frankies= 1 tiger (by weight) |
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| so beautiful |
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| Tracy found a buddy |
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| like he was posing |
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| male lion |
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| I think this guy was the dominant male |
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| at the Inner Harbor- Tracy, me, Sarah |
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| sand creations- Commemoration of War of 1812 |
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| crab |
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| Sarah and I joke around that mallard pairs represent she and I- notice she is the green one; she's always walking so fast! |
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