kai_wulf's Visit Plans

[balto_mike]

Early this morning I recieved the exciting news that my wonderful Wuffy has aqquired his flight tickets from Atlanta to London. I can't wait! Now there's no more fears of it not going ahead, I can lay out some dates and ask you, my friends, when you are free as we would like to visit various parts of the country, I certainly want to show Kai as

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[gallenw]

Re: Wildlife parks.

I have a whole slew of them around london, lemme know and I'll get them to you. British Wildlife Center is not to be missed, if you happen to be around on a weekend.

GW

[balto_mike]

Well me and Kai are into photography/video production so we'll be doing lots of pics. I was thinking of some of the big safari parks or zoos where it can be possible to get natural looking shots. Hmm, what's at the British Wildlife Centre I wonder?

[gallenw]

Ah, can't help with the bigger places. I prefer visiting smaller places, or just the parks like Richmond or Bushy for deer/macro.

Here's the British Wildlife Center.
http://www.britishwildlifecentre.co.uk/

It's in Lingfield, Surrey, you will need to take a cab there if you don't drive though.

Dropped you a pm.

GW

[pippinbear]

Actually Twigmouse and I went there by train and walked from the station... but it's really quite a long walk, and a bit complex to find a suitable way, so we got a taxi back to the station afterwards. Lots to see at the centre, certainly - particularly lots of small cute fluffy stuff :)

[balto_mike]

Thanks Gallen, must say that your photos make me feel shameful!! I need more practice but that is why I like visiting such places. :)