Bubba did not go dog crazy, though the event kept him a bit nervous as you would see from his panting. He didn't want water. He was just excited.
When we took the exit ramp from I-88 to I-53, we basically exited behind the line of cars waiting to get in. The arboretum has the closer parking lot (or main lot) on the East, with overflow parking on the West. The dividing line being I-53. As we crossed the over drive / walk path that crosses under I-53, it was stop and go with a lot of stop. We could here the dogs barking as they walked under I-53. That was Bubba's clue that something interesting was coming.
We finally made it through the car line, and luckily found parking in the East lot. That was fine with me because given my health, I do not enjoy walking far.
Here are a few photographs I took. Now realize, it is not easy holding a camera and controlling a dog on a leash all at the same time. Especially with a lot of dogs around. So there are not a lot of photographs.
I bought some food and water thinking Bubba would like some. It turned out he did not. Bubba parked it on the ground and "dogie" watched as I relaxed.
As soon as I stepped out of the car I came across this little guy budding out of the parking lot.
The Morton Arboretum
4100 IL-53
Lisle, Illinois 60532
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