Greystoke
05 September 2011
We all know Darwin has the cheekiest sense of humor, especially when it comes to his antics with tourists. Yesterday Darwin took a liking to 6 foot 6 inch Michael Schubert. Darwin walked right up to Michael and grabbed hold of his legs as if he were a tree, he then held on as Michael tried to walk down the path. No harm was intended, just a bit of Darwin fun.
Darwin walks past our guests, you never know when he might take a liking to you and say hello.
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