"No." If there's a small hint of amusement it's only because he finds Midge's guesses at his life curious. Plus, he's still trying not to look too pleased about the prospect of what awaits them when they get to his place.

"I bought the house when I was younger. I was still working as a guide back then. So it's a little closer to the wild than the zoo."

As if to make his point, the city starts to thin as they pass through it. The further out they go the more the traffic thins and the flat landscape rolls out before them. It looks like the road stretches on forever. Along the trail a bit there is, however, a sign for 'Animal Kingdom' along with boasts that Hammond might have written himself.

Muldoon spots it and points it out to Midge. "The turn off for the park is up here. So it's not too far from the city."