Ralph the Wonder Llama goes on vacation.
by llamaTags: llama, adventure, travel
Ralph is very interested in seeing wildlife, especially lions. Kenya seems the place to go for such things, as Ralph has heard about all of the fabulous wildlife it has.
So Ralph flies off in the direction of Kenya.
It is a long journey. Ralph keeps getting distracted by scattered patches of bamboo, then getting stomachaches from eating too much and realising that his stomach isn't too good at digesting bamboo. Then he'd get distracted by fields of other plant life that was exotic to him, and the stomach upset would start all over again. Eventually, though, Ralph makes it to Kenya.
First off, Ralph decides he needs a rest. So he takes shelter near the top of a small mountain and rests for the night. The next day, he ws ready for his own personal safari. Flying low, Ralph soon spots a field with a lion crouching, looking to attack a hyena. Ralph decides to be sneaky, and swoops low to the hyena, cautioning it about the lion. The hyena, only knowing the local dialect, has no idea what Ralph is saying. However, it is sufficiently confused by a flying llama and decides to run off into the distance, thus spoiling the lion's meal. The lion then spots Ralph, and makes a go for him instead. Ralph is not scared in the slightest. He hovers just beyond the lion's grasp, as it tries to leap higher and higher to get at Ralph.
It is quite an amusing game, but Ralph soon tires of it. This overgrown kitty just isn't all that bright, and Ralph is interested in seeing some other animals. Flying up higher a bit, he checks out his options. Off in one direction, he swears he can see a giraffe. In the other direction is a large hill, but there seems to be some noises just beyond it, and he's curious about these noises.
So Ralph flies off in the direction of Kenya.
It is a long journey. Ralph keeps getting distracted by scattered patches of bamboo, then getting stomachaches from eating too much and realising that his stomach isn't too good at digesting bamboo. Then he'd get distracted by fields of other plant life that was exotic to him, and the stomach upset would start all over again. Eventually, though, Ralph makes it to Kenya.
First off, Ralph decides he needs a rest. So he takes shelter near the top of a small mountain and rests for the night. The next day, he ws ready for his own personal safari. Flying low, Ralph soon spots a field with a lion crouching, looking to attack a hyena. Ralph decides to be sneaky, and swoops low to the hyena, cautioning it about the lion. The hyena, only knowing the local dialect, has no idea what Ralph is saying. However, it is sufficiently confused by a flying llama and decides to run off into the distance, thus spoiling the lion's meal. The lion then spots Ralph, and makes a go for him instead. Ralph is not scared in the slightest. He hovers just beyond the lion's grasp, as it tries to leap higher and higher to get at Ralph.
It is quite an amusing game, but Ralph soon tires of it. This overgrown kitty just isn't all that bright, and Ralph is interested in seeing some other animals. Flying up higher a bit, he checks out his options. Off in one direction, he swears he can see a giraffe. In the other direction is a large hill, but there seems to be some noises just beyond it, and he's curious about these noises.