2006 - Zoo

	*The Breakspear Archives*
6 February 2006 ~ Year 4's trip to the London Zoo


We didn't all want to get to the station at the same time, so Mrs Davonport set off first.	Fortunately we didn't have to wait at the station too long.

At first we had the train to ourselves.	But later we had to change trains, we don't appear to have minded too much!

Yes there really are monkeys in there - somewhere!	Our first look at the vultures.

The spider monkeys were much easier to see...	as were these bearded pigs.

This bird appears to be making a nest.	And we found this pygmy hippopotamus enjoying the water!

Then there were ponies and llamas to be seen	What are they looking at..?

and these groups too..?	a bactrian camel from Asia!

Back to the vultures; ugh, this looks grizzly!	Ah, the rock hopper penguins seem a bit more friendly.

Time for lunch, we were hungry!	Then on to see more birds.

These beautify hyacinth macaws made a terrible noise!	Mr Rutter would insist on going into the bug house to see the locust.

Though trying to catch the fish on film without a filter was a bit of a failure!	The tigers seemed to be resting.

What do camels have for lunch...?	Sandwiches! Just like us!

Then there was a short talk in the lecture theatre.	Finally we all gathered by the entrance...
	... ready for the journey home. We were rather sad to be leaving, it had been a great day!