Lanzarote Part 3
Monday 19th: Took a trip to Parque National de Timanfaya, there are camel rides into the hills but it didn't look like they went very far. All of the camels are tied together and the "passengers" all seem to hang on in fear of falling off as they go up and down the slopes, not one person was smiling until they were safely on the ground.
There is a small information building with some of the farm equipment they use with the camels to plow the land and sow the seeds. I did manage to rescue a lonely looking camel (named Cedric Junior )from the coffee shop, he was one of the more normal brown ones not the pink or blue ones, maybe when we get home he can be adopted by Cedric the one rescued from Dubai. I will post his photo later.
Monday 19th: Took a trip to Parque National de Timanfaya, there are camel rides into the hills but it didn't look like they went very far. All of the camels are tied together and the "passengers" all seem to hang on in fear of falling off as they go up and down the slopes, not one person was smiling until they were safely on the ground.
There is a small information building with some of the farm equipment they use with the camels to plow the land and sow the seeds. I did manage to rescue a lonely looking camel (named Cedric Junior )from the coffee shop, he was one of the more normal brown ones not the pink or blue ones, maybe when we get home he can be adopted by Cedric the one rescued from Dubai. I will post his photo later.
To be continued part 4
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Don and Glenys
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Don and Glenys
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