SubscribeOn a recent trip, I happened to drive past Dinosaur World. Needless to say, I had to stop . . .
Have a great weekend!
While we were at the Wolf Sanctuary, they had to go into the pen with their truck. When no one was watching, this wolf jumped into the bed of the truck and helped himself to a red glove. It was funny watching him trot off with his prize. Eventually, they traded something more valuable than the glove and were able to retrieve it easily. This wolf is known as the “thief” of the pack.
I recently had the opportunity to visit a Wolf Sanctuary in Lititz, Pennsylvania. They provide care and shelter to wolves that for one reason or another can no longer live in the wild.
There are two wolves in the image below, can you see them?
(hint: one of them is black)
Wolves are amazing to watch and hear.
While I had mixed emotions seeing them behind fences, it was comforting to know there is a place that can take them in when they can no longer live in the wild.
This isn’t really a snarl, it’s the end of a yawn.
The Wolf Sanctuary of Pennsylvania is largely supported and run by volunteers. If you’d like more information or would like to help, here is their website: http://www.wolfsancpa.com/index.html
I went out of town recently and was blown away by the beautiful fall colors. Usually, if there isn’t fur or feathers involved, I’m not photographing it – I’m just enjoying it. This time, I decided to take the camera just in case, and I’m glad I did.
Any guess what they’re making?
Apple butter!
The trees were gorgeous . . .
. . . the sky was amazing . . .
. . . and the water reflections incredible!
These guys weren’t on our trip, but what’s a blog post without cute dogs! Meet Molly, Rory and Cody!
