BoyTrapped: Hogle Zoo with the Vassels & Grandma Tess

Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Hogle Zoo with the Vassels & Grandma Tess

We had planned to go camping last weekend, but for various reasons we ended up just staying home. Well, sorta. We didn't camp, but we did have TONS of fun at Hogle Zoo last Friday. (Thanks, Mom for spoiling us rotten) The kids handled the heat really well, and we were able to see just about everything we wanted to. Alex loved the elephants while Adam favored the tigers and giraffes. Take a look!

2 comments:

Kris said...: We had a blast. Thanks for going with us.; July 29, 2008 at 10:03 AM
Heather said...: yes we are still on so bring them on over did we say 6? either way I will just be waiting for you.... hope your doing great. I haven't seen you in awhile,,,,,,; July 30, 2008 at 12:09 PM

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Hogle Zoo with the Vassels & Grandma Tess

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