Resting Area At The Zoo
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After walking around the zoo all day I decided to take a rest and take this shot of the resting area. The big intimidating trees provided alot of shade and just looked so awesome I had to capture the scene. Across the way you can see the Galapagos Tortoise exhibit with some Darwin inspired information boards.
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