This is one of our favorite places in Asheville, N.C. Once I went here for a drum-making class and the wolves howled during part of it. It was SO cool.
So the kids and I stopped in on our way back home from South Carolina as a leg stretcher.
And it was again the wolves that were the most intriguing. At first, they were laying about in the sun
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then they got up and moved around, nuzzled each other, exhibited wolf behavior.
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It was our best part of the day.
All of the snakes in the reptile house were very active. The Boo watches a rat snake getting water:
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Usually bears are out but we couldn't find them. It was actually a little cold for most of the animals so we hung around the farm area - you know, like we can't do this at home.
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