Staging New Hampshire

Sharon, that certainly would qualify for wordless. Very interesting photo...

They seem awfully large to be playing leap frog don't they?

Is he scraching her back? What a nice guy.

Hey, Sharon. Good thing for those rock getting in the way. Thanks for sharing, Jim

the funniest part for me is the look on those two people's faces behind them. lol

you need to watch out when this happens. that a lot of weight moving around.

Darrell:  Thanks for commenting!

Andrew:  Leap frog, right.  It is amazing what games rhinos play that we weren't aware of.

Bryan:  Either scratching or washing her back, not sure which.

Sharon, NOT at all what I was expecting! Goodness! The guy in the background looks stunned, LOL

Debi

I have to admit I am really laughing out loud.....

Jim:  You are right, the rocks were conveniently placed for this shot!

Dot:  I'm sure they don't get to see that every day! 

Johnathan:  "I feel the earth move, under my feet..."  now that song is stuck in my head.

Debi:  Please tell, what were you expecting? 

Ann:  Well then my job here is done!  Thanks!

Sharon, Well, I don't really know what I was expecting...I do know it was NOT That! LOL

Debi

Oh my...this is exactly what we encountered at a class field trip to the zoo when I was in 6th grade. I have no idea what it says about me that I still remember it.

Leslie:  I think it says you have a good memory.  Well, maybe not, who could forget seeing that!  I think this is the kind of thing that gets burned into your memory!

As an adult I feel the most for our poor teacher who desperately tried to distract the class from such a...riveting image!  Valiant effort on her part, but...

Leslie:  I can only imagine how uncomfortable it had to be for that poor teacher!

Sharon, How ironic I found your post on Valentine's Day!

Cynthia:  That is too funny!  I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Sharon, hysterical...  It's kind of like two big rocks getting it on...  I mean these things are massive...  I imagine those people are caught like deer in headlights, riveted to the spot, unable to move...  I know I would be, how did you even have the presence of mind to click the shutter?

Joanne:  Those people do look riveted!  I'm glad you got a such a kick out of the picture.  Actually my husband took the picture.  He didn't need presence of mind, he's a guy!

Now THAT is an interesting photo!  I see your husband was in the right place at the right time kinda thing!

Debra:  We were at the zoo, it was many, many years ago.  We just happened upon them, lucky us!