Yesterday’s trip to up north to Santa Rosa’s Safari West was a great success. Everyone had a really good time walking around the grounds before and after dinner, and enjoyed the unique occasion that was Thanksgiving this year.
After battling some traffic up 101, we eventually arrived in two carloads at the wild animal preserve. Dad, Mom, Peter, Jen, and I all immediately felt good about the place and our decision to celebrate turkey day there. Before settling in for the grub, we strolled around and met a couple giraffes, some sleek cheetahs, lemurs, macaws who only said “ba-bye,” gazelles, some porcupines, and more. And the food was delicious, too. I ate just enough and didn’t stuff myself too much.
Upon returning home for some games of Scrabble (at which I actually beat Dad!) and Apples to Apples, the rest of the night was pretty chill, with more gratuitous violence in Grand Theft Auto Vice City.
4 responses so far ↓
1 Rachelle // Feb 10, 2003 at 10:44 am
Cheetahs are very fastanating animals.
I am studying the Cheetah for my Animal reaserch prodject. I leard that the Cheetah can run up to 70 mph.
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Sincerely
Rachelle
2 Amanda // Feb 10, 2003 at 10:47 am
Were did Cheetahs used to live?
Cheetahs used to live in North America, Europe, Italy and South America.
Thats a fact.
Amanda.
3 stella // Oct 12, 2003 at 7:01 am
hy!
i am a student and very interested to work with wild cats. unfortunately in my country( croatia) so something is not possible so i would like, if some good people maybe know for a chance in their country to study and reaserch wild cats or animals please tell me,i would be very happy
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4 jeremy lowe // Oct 26, 2004 at 1:38 pm
i love cheetahs and they are real cool animals but can be boring to watch…i hope this site gets better after awhile…