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Little Trip to the Greenville Zoo

Learned an important lesson during this trip. It’s hot in the middle of the day around here. 😉

Pot Bellied Pig in his Pool

Still, the zoo is relatively small, cheap, and a good way to get a little exercise and take some photos for an hour on an otherwise free Saturday. I enjoyed it, and like having a few new photos to share!

 

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