Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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Cool story.DisneyMom wrote:The Dog and the Elephant are best friends, live on a sanctuary together-
at one point, the dog had suffered a spinal injury and couldn't move.While the dog was healing, the elephant held vigil outside the window where the dog rested,never leaving for weeks.Eventually the dog healed and they are now continuing to eat,sleep,and play together. :)
Video of elephant and dog:DisneyMom wrote:The Dog and the Elephant are best friends, live on a sanctuary together-
at one point, the dog had suffered a spinal injury and couldn't move.While the dog was healing, the elephant held vigil outside the window where the dog rested,never leaving for weeks.Eventually the dog healed and they are now continuing to eat,sleep,and play together. :)
Saw that on Sunday Morning? program. The Elephant Sanctuary is close to where my sister-in-law lives in Tennessee. Unfortunately, we couldn't tour it. It's so sad to think that the elephant will outlive the dog. I hope she becomes attached to another companion when the dog is gone.DisneyMom wrote:The Dog and the Elephant are best friends, live on a sanctuary together-
at one point, the dog had suffered a spinal injury and couldn't move.While the dog was healing, the elephant held vigil outside the window where the dog rested,never leaving for weeks.Eventually the dog healed and they are now continuing to eat,sleep,and play together. :)
hobie16 wrote:Fisherman's Wharf. You can see Alioto's in the background. Plu$, lot$a touri$t action.
First and last time I ate there we were served the worst calimari it has ever been my misfortune to masticate. I've driven on tires with less vulcanization!CBeilby wrote:
Mmmmmmm.... Alito's...
Last time I was in San Fran, back in College, I ate there. Damn good lobster.
