Lulu and the UFOs

Earlier this spring, Lulu and I stopped at St. Paul, Alberta to check out the UFO Landing Pad.



 



 

"Are you coming, mom?"  asks Lulu.  "Hurry up!  I don't see any green grass or bugs.  I want to go back to the car."

"You don't expect me to climb all the way up there, do you, mom?"  queries Lulu.  "Because I don't plan on tiring myself out."

"Hey!  Look at all the flags!  And a map of Canada!"  exclaims Lulu.

"Boy it sure is windy up here!  My feathers are getting all ruffled!"

"OK.  I've seen enough.  Time to go.  It is too cold here today!"  complains Lulu.

"Hey mom!  I want to get down!  I don't want to step in the snow!  Brr!!"  shivers Lulu.

The info centre looks like a UFO.

It was closed so we didn't get to look inside.  Maybe another day.

And so Lulu and I continued on our way.  ;)

 

 



Lulu and the Perogy

Lulu and I stopped in Glendon, AB to check out the big perogy.  She had already seen the pysanka and the kielbasa so we decided to check it out.

 

It was large and made me hungry (I love perogies).

 

Lulu wasn't too happy though and it was very wet in the park with lots of water.

 

She couldn't wander around looking for treats so she had to stay on the cement pad.  Poor girl.  I stopped a while later along the road where she could scratch in the grass and weeds looking for bugs and seeds.   ;)   

Lulu and the Dragonfly

Lulu and I were on the road again - this time to visit Barry in Bonnyville, AB and to move the trailer up there from winter storage in Red Deer, AB.

We stopped to check out the dragonfly in Wabamun, Alberta.

 

They don't claim it is the "World's Largest Dragonfly" but it is "Canada's Largest Dragonfly".  I checked on Google and the have the "World's Largest" at Ottertail, MN. 

 

Lulu wasn't impressed because from her view, all she saw was a tall pole.

 

Lulu also didn't like the fact that most of the grass was still brown.

It was too early for her to have green grass yet.

 

But she gave in and ate brown grass, picking through it for tender morsels of new green blades of grass.

 

Onward we go!  Lulu, the travelling chicken and Joan, the chicken chauffeur.  ;)