GULP! Do Dinosaurs like/eat dogs?

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We’ve never been allowed into museums in London, so when Mummy found out that there are a few dog-friendly ones in Dorchester, well, we had to go! While in Dorchester we found a few of them that are very welcoming …IMG_9471First, the Dinosaur MuseumIMG_9472George was looking a little afraidIMG_9473Don’t worry Georgie, I’m here with you. And actually, this could be interesting as it’s a museum full of bones …IMG_9474 Wonder how we can get to themIMG_9476GULP! All those bones make up pretty big monsters!
IMG_9479Poor Georgie was so scared. But we found out that they are just very LARGE and terrible lizards.IMG_9480Must make note to tell Little Tyke that.

We weren’t the only four-legged types at the museum. There was a big one –IMG_9483Oh, and then another! Two of them!!!IMG_9485 After the scary Dinosaur Museum, we went to another that is more sedate. The Teddy Bear Museum.IMG_9487 We went from room to room looking at the teddy bears all dressed up …

This is Edward Bear (Daddy Bear)IMG_9489 Mummy Bear in the kitchenIMG_9493 Grandma Bear inner rocking chairIMG_9495 Who’s he?IMG_9497And this has to be Lazy BearIMG_9499 There were lots and lots of bears all over the place. Unlike the dinosaurs, these were not scary.IMG_9503I really couldn’t find another I liked more than my Teddy at home. IMG_9501Nor did I find one that resembled him. IMG_6599-580x433Maybe we should send them one for the collection.

May’s comment:  Our first museum visits. There is a collection of museums in Dorchester, Dorset that are dog-friendly. We just went to these two:

The Dinosaur Museum in Dorchester, solely devoted to dinosaurs is great for children and they are dog-friendly!!!  There are ‘fleshed-out’ dinosaur reconstructions – including T rex, Stegosaurus and Triceratops. The Dinosaur Museum is part of the Jurassic Coast experience. It is located at Icen Way, Dorchester, Dorset DT1 1EW

The Dorset Teddy Bear Museum in Dorchester is a dog-friendly family museum. It features Edward Bear and his family of people-sized bears, in Teddy Bear House. It showcases the earliest antique teddy bears to today’s TV favourites.  It is located at Eastgate, corner of High East St. & Salisbury St., Dorchester, Dorset. DT1 1JU.

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  1. Oh Miss Darcy! You and George really seemed to love the Teddy Bear Museum! Did you know that my husband and I decorate our tree with teddy bears every Christmas? It is a perfect and cute theme for a tree! Jill

    1. Mummy love teddies too!!! She was looking to buy another but couldn’t decide nor figure out why she needed another!

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