Elephants
Adele and I visited Elephant Safari Park near Chiang Mai.
Scott and Adele, husband and wife, are two Canadian English teachers. They retired and came here for one year to teach English. We live in the same building and have a lot of activities together. Scott did not come with us to safari. He loves golf.
Until now I thought that safari does mean hunting in Africa. But here safari means to look in the park at wild animals. Elephants were not wild. They were trained. But anyhow the adventure had the name of safari, probably it sounds more romantic.
Adele and I visited Elephant Safari Park near Chiang Mai.
Scott and Adele, husband and wife, are two Canadian English teachers. They retired and came here for one year to teach English. We live in the same building and have a lot of activities together. Scott did not come with us to safari. He loves golf.
Until now I thought that safari does mean hunting in Africa. But here safari means to look in the park at wild animals. Elephants were not wild. They were trained. But anyhow the adventure had the name of safari, probably it sounds more romantic.
Adele and me (left) riding an elephant
We went to the river
We crossed the river and went along another bank of the river
Entered back in the river
Out of the river to elephant compound
Elephants go to bath
Elephant bathing
Elephant eating
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