I mean, since November, 2018 when I left the Highland Wildlife Park made the rather dubious move into zoo consultancy, I’d been advised that, you know, this wouldn’t be, that this is something that I could excel at. Other people obviously had more faith in myself than I did, but circumstances dictated that this was a good thing to do. And it’s, it’s been one, it’s been hugely successful. It keeps me wildly entertained doing jobs in zoos. I’ve, I’ve never visited, I get a lot of polar bear work, a lot of people asking me about designing or expanding or modifying their polar bear facilities, I don’t advertise, which is interesting in itself. It all seems to be word of mouth. So I helped a lot of zoos and a lot of zoo people on the way. If anybody asked advice when I was working for whatever zoo, I always seen it as, well, it’s in the job description, you’re supposed to help each other.
