It was kind of one of those things where we had the, we had an old barn down there and we had an old area that had been part of the old park. And it was, it was kind of one of those things where it was, it was the worst eyesore in the whole zoo. I mean, it was, and we couldn’t, that year, we couldn’t afford to build anything new. And so sometimes, sometimes it’s a lot better to tear down something that’s bad if you can’t afford to build something new that is attracting, you a tear down, you tear down, pick out the worst thing you’ve got and get rid of it. And this was a terrible old area, an eyesore, held over from the old park, an old picnic pavilion. And so I said, well, you know, the only thing we do is tear down and we’ll plant it, maybe make a garden out of it. And actually it wasn’t my idea. Yeah, we had for the Lied Jungle hired a horticulturist, which, you know, foolishly we had, should have done that 10 or 15 years before we did the Lied Jungle.
