

Our poor little group needed 25 people and we only got 23 so we won't count to the Guinness Book but will count to a national record I believe. My nurslings were very cooperative for their one minute group nurse session. Athena was excited to get milk in the park since I haven't nursed her out in a LONG time. It then quite possibly contributed to a let down of extreme emotions in her that were not fun, but she eventually regained composure and threw some bark around with a friend.
We had a cool park visitor, Athena was very interested but wanted to be sure he was a friendly snake.
***apparently it was a California Kingsnake, Chris asked a friend of his who said, "They're not poisonous, and they actally are immune to rattlesnakes and eat them."
2 comments:
I really wanted to go to this, but unfortunately had to work! I'm so bummed you guys were that close to the record!
ha! I was trying to figure out where the snake fit into WBD.
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