Oh, winter, yeah. Well, a lot of, there were, you know, we, we course we had our own escapes. I, we don’t, we did have, I’m trying to think, we did have one at London, I think it, I can’t remember what, I think it may have been a wolf got out into Regents Park and of course it was much more scared of the people than, you know, than the people should have been of the wolf actually cornered quite quickly. But London, we at Whip Snake, we did have quite a number of wolves, cheetah, you know, but ne never, never anything very serious. But we did get calls fairly regularly from other zoos and, and especially in the early days of immobilization when the, you know, the local veterinary practice, there was no way, they didn’t have the equipment, they didn’t know what to do if there were things. So there were quite a lot of times when either I or somebody else had to go out and help them recapture something. But there was one occasion when there was a circus camped in somewhere on the outskirts of Windsor Great Parks, Windsor Castle. This park is, you know, has a huge park about about a thousand acres.
