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Saturday, October 08, 2005

San Jose, CA
Only the littlest ones can find this door, because this door is the stable door that you can find at the Opera House in the Happy Hollow Park and Zoo in San Jose. This park features a variety of children's rides and amusements as part of admission including carousels, various kiddie rides, and the puppet castle theatre. To add to the fun, there are themed play areas and picnic groves to entertain the whole family. The zoo exhibits over 50 species of domestic, exotic, and endangered animals from all over the world. And there couldn't be a better model to show this door than my own little girl.
posted by /T/ at 8:41 PM
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