I miss your wind blowing here

Yesterday, we went to CHAMINUKA near Lusaka for a trip. After leaving Lusaka city, the road conditions were difficult for several kilometers to the industrial park, and it was the first time I experienced what it meant to have flying yellow earth. When we arrived at the first gate (very simple), the staff asked us to register our license plate number before letting us through. After entering the first gate, it takes about ten minutes to drive to the park reception. At the first stop, we drove about five minutes from the reception to the cheese tasting place. I didn’t taste it, but waited outside to watch the lambs. The lambs were very short and strong, very cute. The cheese tasting lasted about half an hour, and then we returned to the reception and started to enjoy lunch. It was a buffet and quite hearty. There are lamb, chicken, beef intestines, and some vegetables. While enjoying lunch, you can appreciate the beautiful scenery, live singing and cheerful African drum beats, which always immerse you in the atmosphere. After lunch, we quickly lined up for horse riding. According to the staff, there are six horses, but only two are on duty at a time, working in shifts. After hearing this, I couldn't help but sigh: The horses here don't have to work overtime even on holidays, they are so leisurely! Fortunately, I caught up with the horses just before they got off work at 2 o'clock and had a good time before lunch break. After riding the horses, we took the park’s car to see the animals. The park here is semi-open. We first went to see the caged 🦁 and 🐆, and then drove into the park. We were lucky today and saw many animals. The park is very large. It is the rainy season now, so the vegetation is very lush, the sky is clear, and the air is great. Groups of 🦌 were enjoying the coolness under the shade of trees, 🦓 were enjoying delicious food on the grass, a family of three 🦒 were strolling leisurely in the bushes, 🐘 a mother elephant was eating leaves with her baby elephant... After touring for more than an hour, we returned to the reception desk. The day's trip ended with everyone's laughter and joy.