Zebra River Lodge is known for its geology. That is why we were going to take a hike there. But it was a while before we got to go on the hike. We played with Leo and Audrey and made a manikin called Henry. Before then, we saw a group of guinea fowl.
Henry.
Henry had been bitten by a black mamba, wich live in the hills above the zebra River lodge. We gave him surgery. We also played with Phoebe. At lunch we ate the food we had stored up, since they didn’t serve lunch. After lunch, we got ready for our hike. Then we drove to where it started. Mama was excited because there were fossilized stromatolites. I was excited because I found a baobab tree.
The stromatolites and the baobab
Then, we moved on to see the namacalothus fossils. They only are found in southern Namibia and far northern Canada.
Namacalothus
When we got back to the lodge, we hiked up a hill to see the sunset. At the top, we saw an aloe tree.
We also saw a herd of mountan zebras.
Can you see the zebras?
At dinner, the waitresses and waiters sang us a song that they made up.
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Nice photos, I like Henry. -Ada