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Photos from the Diabetes Walk

September 18, 2011 | By Heidi | Filed Under: sugarbetes | Leave a Comment

The walk was a lot of fun! I’m so glad that we participated. The Sugarbetes raised almost $300.00 for Diabetes, we got to see the animals at the zoo and we got our walk on!!

I am a little broken today…feet & legs hurt. But it was a good time.

I, of course, took a TON of photos. Here are a few:

Opening Ceremony

SOopening

The walk begins! There were LOTS of people there. All of the red caps are ‘Red Striders’ or people who have diabetes themselves. I wore a red shirt and wore my hat on my purse.

SOcrowd

Another photo of the crowd. There were these kids and young men dressed in old time American costumes and playing drums, it was pretty cool!

SOwalk

The fountain!

SOfountain

This tiger came to the edge and was just sitting there staring at us. I REALLY wish I would have thought to bring my other lens for my camera. Next time, deifnitely!

SOtiger

Why did the peacock cross the road? lol Peacocks and peahens run freely in the zoo. I guess they lost their pretty feathers last week, which is too bad. They were all kind of sad looking…beautiful still though.

SOpeacock

The Zebras were too far away! 🙁 One would get on his hind legs to get leaves in the trees.

SOzebra

This is a grizzly bear, I believe. They had 4 different kinds of bears there. This bear was funny, he got in the water and then just sat there like this. I need to re-edit this photo and bring the purple in the lavender out better. The zoo is full of gardens and is probably really pretty in the spring/early summer. The gardens were kind of sad looking.

SObear

Giraffes are awesome. The end.

SOgiraffe

The Detroit Zoo has this really cool "Artic Circle of Life" exhibit. You can sit in a glass tunnel and the seals and polar bears swim all around you. Unfortunately, the bears weren’t swimming, but the seals were!

SOseal

My husband being silly with the polar bear mask in the gift shop!

SOpolarhubs

We FINALLY made it to the finish line! LOL

SOfinish

Cool shirt in the gift shop!! lol

SOdung

The water tower!

SOtower

The end.

pearheidi

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