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Solomon the Camel wears his birthday crown<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Solomon gets kisses<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Solomon the Camel with students from Blooming Einsteins in Fort Mill<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Solomon the Camel Enjoys Friends, Fun and Ice Cream<\/i><\/p>\n
FORT MILL, SC, UNITED STATES, February 20, 2024 \/EINPresswire.com<\/a>\/ — NarroWay<\/a>\u2019s two-year-old camel, Solomon, celebrated his second birthday with friends, fans and ice cream on Monday, February 19. Solomon and his entourage of caretakers visited Whoopie Pies Ice Cream<\/a> in Fort Mill SC, where he stood outside and welcomed guests to his birthday celebration. For the special event, Whoopie Pies offered $2 scoops to the public while the birthday boy received a complimentary scoop of vanilla. <\/p>\n Solomon performs on stage at the NarroWay Theatre in Fort Mill as part of NarroWay\u2019s Broadway-style shows. The dromedary camel was born in Bellefontaine, Ohio, on February 19, 2022, and came to NarroWay just two months later. His white coat and massive size make him stand out in any crowd. <\/p>\n \u201cWhen we brought him home, we bottle fed him 5 times a day,\u201d remembers handler Angelina Steele. Now, Solomon stands 6 feet tall at the shoulder (7 feet at the hump) and weighs just under 1000 pounds. He will continue to grow until he is 5 to 7 years old, although not as rapidly.<\/p>\n Thankfully, Solomon is a gentle giant, as those who attended his birthday party can attest. Solomon greeted a variety of people from newborn babies to senior adults. One local childcare service, Blooming Einsteins, brought two bus loads of preschoolers to join in the celebration. playing games and eating their favorite ice cream. <\/p>\n Solomon greeted guests for an hour then enjoyed a birthday song and a small taste of vanilla ice cream. He responded to the ice cream with a rapid shake of the head and flapping of the lips. “I believe he prefers grass and leaves to ice cream,” smiled Steele. Following the meet and greet, Solomon returned to the pasture he shares with a crew of other animals who perform with him on the NarroWay stage.<\/p>\n Solomon can be seen at the NarroWay Theatre in a number of shows. Currently, he is on stage for \u201cThe Fourth Cross<\/a>,\u201d a Broadway-style show set during biblical times. The show plays through the Easter season. Show times include Fridays at 6:30pm and Saturdays at 12pm and 5pm. <\/p>\n NarroWay Productions is a non-profit, theatrical production company located on the Charlotte border in Fort Mill SC. The company was named “Best Theater Production Company in South Carolina” by the 2023 North American Business New World Report awards. Established in 1996, NarroWay features Martin & Clark\u2019s original Broadway-style shows on stage at the NarroWay Theatre every weekend. Dinner is included in the experience and is served by the performing cast. More information on Solomon and NarroWay can be found online at narroway.net or by calling 803.802.2300.<\/p>\n Lora McCoy Solomon the Camel Tastes Ice Cream for His Birthday<\/p>\n \n
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