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My favourite sign in the park

My favourite sign in the park
zoogiraffe, 14 Jun 2014
    • Dicerorhinus
      Thank you for taking the time to upload the photographs for south lakes and the many other establishments you visit, I always load the gallery if I see you're the photographer. Do you mind if I ask why you visited south lakes? You've been quite vocal about some issues there, is it simply just a morbid curiosity?
      14 Jun 2014
    • zoogiraffe
      I visit so that I can see things for myself and make my own mind up about a place,and not believe the hype that you see about this place on its facebook page!I have to say that I am not a fan of this place and doubt I will be until Gill has nothing to do with the place,this place is in my mind very much another major accident waiting to happen on top of what has already happened here!!
      14 Jun 2014
    • Nisha
      He needs to update his sign ;) the Cheetahs left 6 years ago!
      15 Jun 2014
    • TeaLovingDave
      Ah, but if he updated his signs he would be unable to afford to dash off to his ranch in the USA every other week :p
      15 Jun 2014
    • DavidBrown
      So what is in store for the future of South Lakes?

      Is David Gill still on the run from imaginary ninja assassins, or whoever he thinks is after him?

      Are they still trying to get elephants?
      17 Jun 2014
    • BeardsleyZooFan
      At least the right hippos were on the sign this time. ;)
      18 Jun 2014
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    South Lakes Wild Animal Park
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