The Bear Park...

One of the only places that Tailor and Tucker really wanted to go to in Sweden(other than to see Johan) was to the Bear Park in Orsa.  The Bear Park was about a half hour drive from Mora which was perfect and to make it even better we finally had ourselves a day that was to be sunny all day!
Of course before we headed to the park I had to do some laundry because we were thinking it was getting to a critical point where we might have to turn some underwear inside out(lol).  So, while I waited for the launndry to wash so I could hang it to dry, we played Kube.

Christer, Tucker and Papa played against Chad, Tailor and I. 

While we played Kube Aivor was very busy bird hunting.  That dog must have gone 10 miles a day on her very own yard to ensure the property was adequately protected from any sort of bird activity.(We tried several times to seal the deal on a dog trade-Landree for Aivor because I need a dog that will keep the birds from leaving their white stuff away from my pool.)

Anyway, off to the Bear Park we went and we had fun with our tour guide Christer.  Sadly, Nellie was to join us but there was some issues with the car that she was travelling in and she never did get to come to the park with us.

This was the first little guy we saw, a baby brown bear.  He was so cute and he did his best to entertain us.

We also saw some kitties while we were there.

Meow!

We also watched this cute little polar bear, she was a tad bit boring!

Until she went to the waters edge and contemplated a swim(which never did happen)

Then we went to see the wolves be fed.  Of course there was cubs in the pen so they were the highlight.

This little one was hiding the food from the others.  It was cute to watch.  Once it had its meat buried it sat and took watch over the spot. 
We ended Friday with taco supper and a yummy ice cream, banana, chocolate syrup and meringue dessert that Nellie, Tailor and Johan made.  This was our last night in Mora so the boys played cards together which they enjoyed.  It was hard to believe at that point that our time in Scandanavia was almost done!

Shelley