Day 7 - Part II
So, after my Wild Africa Trek, I met up with F1gment and we headed to It's Tough to Be a Bug. We love that show
Then we decided to go see Flights of Wonder. This show was cut quite short because one of the birds decided not to come back when called. They couldn't bring out any more birds while he was still free so they ad-libbed the best they could, and we watched him fly around...a lot! Luckily he finally flew in so they were at least able to bring the Bald Eagle out at the very end.
Here is the naughty bird. Or perhaps he just wanted to be the star today. Either way, he stole the show!
Picked up an afternoon shift at the Tiki Room today. I'm so glad Iago is gone though ~ he gave me such a headache! Ack, Jose!

We're on!!
I love the opportunity to go down at the end of the show and ask the CM questions and get a closer look at the birds
We had lunch at the Flame Tree BBQ where we shared the chicken/rib combo with baked beans and coleslaw. Dessert was chocolate mousse ~ mmmm!
No Chernobyl chicken this year, but still plenty to share!
Getting closer to Thanksgiving and the crowds were definitely increasing

And what a happy crowd they appear to be
After lunch we headed toward the safari. I was driving F1gment's ECV (while walking alongside) for her so she could sit back and relax and enjoy the scenery. I spotted a dime on the ground in front of the Beastly Bazaar and of course I immediately let go of the forward lever so I could stop and pick it up. F1gment wasn't too happy about the sudden stop and refused to even crack a smile when I made the comment that her ECV could stop on a dime

The people that were behind us kinda half smiled as I held up the dime for them to see. Oh well...tough crowd
Love the sound the chains make
Nobody in the hippo pool Trek area when we went through...
This giraffe stuck his neck out for this picture ~ ba-dump-bump-crash! Hello, is this thing on? Anyone out there?
Not sure what is supposed to be in this pool as there was never anyone in it when we went through. Or perhaps some animals have access to it, but chose not to be in it. But it was pretty anyhow!
The flamingos are stinky ~ but pretty! And I like the zebra camouflage striping on the safari vehicles too. It's a nice touch.
The savannah stop for the Trek. Looks like there was a group there when we passed through.
Next up was the "fake" train out to Rafiki's planet watch. (Labeled fake by the CMs who run the steam trains at the MK) We managed to look around and spend about an hour and a half there. We had skipped it on the last trip so it was the first time we had been there since it had changed from the Conservation Station.
AK must have a lot of rhinos! These were "off-duty" rhinos back in their backstage paddocks.
One monkey,

Two monkeys,
For you hidden Mickey fans...
Has anyone been lucky enough to see any procedures done in this room?
