Lemurs!
We’ve really gotten up close and personal with these very endearing primates!
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One month in Cambodia!
One month in Cambodia flew by! Here are some of the things we saw:
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Bonjour Loïc et Eloïse,
ReplyDeleteawwwwww trop mignon !
Est-ce que vous avez eu peur ?
C'etait super de regarder les photos et les videos !
Est-ce que vous etes dans une foret ?
Est-ce que vous avez aime passer du temps avec les lemuriens ?
Les photos etaient vraiment tres cool, on a beaucoup rigole avec les videos :)
Est-ce que ca gratte ou ca fait mal quand il te saute dessus ?
A quelle hauteur peuvent-ils sauter ?
Merci pour tout ca !
La classe de CE1-CE2