These are most of the pictures from our trip to the Lazy 5 Ranch with the Reid's. All I can say is.....Disney's Animal Kingdom can SUCK IT!!!!
It just doesn't come close to this place! You have a choice when you get here...drive your own car through the safari or for $5 more, ride in the horse drawn wagon. As you can see, we took the wagon ride. From some reason, Brian and Carrie didn't want to drive the Porsche through animals with sharp beaks and horns. :-) haha
It just doesn't come close to this place! You have a choice when you get here...drive your own car through the safari or for $5 more, ride in the horse drawn wagon. As you can see, we took the wagon ride. From some reason, Brian and Carrie didn't want to drive the Porsche through animals with sharp beaks and horns. :-) haha


We were actually able to feel these GIANT water buffalo. One of the kept running beside the wagon to try to get more food.



Rudy, with his bladder of a 70 year old woman, had to pee about 5 minutes into an hour long wagon ride. We had just passed the buffalo and were next to the alpacas. The guy on the wagon said it would be ok if Rudy got out and pee'd behind a tree. He said that none of the animals nearby would bother him. I was a little nervous, but they(the animals) could have cared less!
We weren't allowed to feed the zebras because they're the only animals in the park with top and bottom teeth and they could get somebody's fingers. Carrie did get to pet one, though!
The rule was....if the animal has 4 legs, feed it with your hand...if it has 2 legs, feed it with the bucket. I think these were ostriches (?). You could see a giant lump in their necks as the food worked it's way down their throat. It was so creepy looking!
The giraffes were definitely my favorite part. I couldn't believe that we got to feed and pet giraffes!!! I never could have imagined that I would have a chance to do that! This place was so amazing!




The giant cow in the background is actually a holstein ox. He is the local celebrity, as he was painted brown and used in the HBO series, John Adams.
There were several kangaroos and with a lot of patience, you could coax them closer to the fence to feed them. The way they moved and hopped around was so neat. They use their thick tails to balance themselves when their back feet are off the ground. So Cool!!!




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