#AtoZChallenge Q – Quality #photos from West Midlands Safari Park

Q is a tough letter in the A-Z Blog Challenge. I’m sure lots of other people have struggled too.

I’ve cheated by falling back on my second love next to writing – Photography. I’m really grateful my blog has given me the opportunity to share these photos rather than having them sitting on my hard drive never to be seen.

I choose to focus on Quality Close ups from West Midlands Safari Park. We’ve visited here almost every year for the last 12 years. I’ve filled memory cards with shots and it’s been quite a task to choose my favourite. Some are not the best Quality, but they are Quirky (managed to get in a 2nd Q!)

Here goes…

I’ve lost the will to go to West Mid since they got rid of their wolves. I blame Robin Hobb for my wolf obsession, ah Nighteyes… if you’ve read the Farseer books you’ll understand.

Also check out my post on my favourite writing retreat with wolves, if you’re as mad on them as I am!

Giraffe would like the last word…

Hope you’ve enjoyed the pictures.

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Tomorrow – R for reviewers

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12 thoughts on “#AtoZChallenge Q – Quality #photos from West Midlands Safari Park”

I loved the pictures! I’m glad you shared your love for photography and the wolves.

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suzannerogersonfantasyauthor on April 20, 2016 at 11:44 am said:

Thank you. There are a couple of pictures here that really make me smile, its nice to share them.

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Beautiful photos, Suzanne. I’m a wolf fan too (and a Robin Hobbs fan). Out here we have coyotes, the next best song in the night. Great job with the Quality and Quirky Q’s.

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suzannerogersonfantasyauthor on April 20, 2016 at 5:29 pm said:

Thanks, it was difficult to come up with a Q so the animals saved me!

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Love these photos. So nice to see animals with room to roam.

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suzannerogersonfantasyauthor on April 20, 2016 at 5:32 pm said:

It’s nice to drive around their enclosures and get close to them, although last time a couple of naughty rhinos made a run for it and tried to squeeze between the cars to get into the next enclosure. That was pretty hairy, especially as we’d only had our car about 2 months!

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- Cathy on April 20, 2016 at 5:53 pm said:
  
  Scary! I do love safari parks though
  
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- suzannerogersonfantasyauthor on April 20, 2016 at 7:52 pm said:
  
  It was over so quickly, and we had a good laugh about it afterwards.
  
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